Keeps abrasive mud and fine dust away from rotating components, helping reduce bearing contamination, grease loss, unplanned downtime, and repeat seal replacement in heavy-duty equipment.
Mud and fine dust can work past ordinary sealing lips, contaminate grease, accelerate bearing wear and trigger repeat downtime.
The integrated COMBI concept adds external exclusion barriers ahead of the primary lip, helping interrupt contamination paths before they reach lubricated components.
Heavy-duty machinery, construction, mining, off-road equipment
| Product Type | Integrated COMBI rotary seal |
|---|---|
| Core Function | Contaminant exclusion plus lubricant retention |
| Primary Problem Solved | Mud and dust ingress at rotating interfaces |
| Operating Environment | Muddy, dusty and abrasive outdoor conditions |
| Motion Type | Rotary / oscillating shaft applications |
| Seal Architecture | Integrated multi-barrier sealing arrangement |
| Primary Sealing Element | Contact sealing lip |
| External Exclusion | Dust and mud exclusion barriers |
| Mud Resistance | Designed to reduce packed-mud contact with the main lip |
| Dust Resistance | Designed to limit fine-particle entry |
| Grit Resistance | Helps reduce abrasive particle contact |
| Splash Protection | Supports protection against water and mud splash |
| Grease Retention | Helps retain grease in lubricated assemblies |
| Oil Retention | Can be specified for compatible oil-retention duties |
| Bearing Protection | Helps isolate bearings from external contamination |
| Shaft Protection | Helps reduce contaminant-driven shaft wear |
| Hub Protection | Suitable for protected wheel-hub sealing layouts |
| Axle Protection | Applicable to axle and rotating-end sealing points |
| Final Drive Use | Applicable where dimensions and media are confirmed |
| Construction Use | Excavators, loaders, graders and site machinery |
| Agricultural Use | Tractors, harvesters and field equipment |
| Mining Use | Quarry, haulage and earthmoving machinery |
| Industrial Use | Dirty-duty rotating industrial equipment |
| Off-Road Use | Mobile equipment exposed to soil, mud and dust |
| Maintenance Benefit | Helps reduce contamination-related service frequency |
| Downtime Benefit | Supports longer intervals between unplanned seal service |
| Service-Life Objective | Protect critical rotating components from dirty-environment wear |
| Installation Style | Application-specific press-fit / shaft-contact arrangement |
| Housing Requirement | Clean, undamaged bore with correct fit |
| Shaft Requirement | Clean sealing track with application-appropriate finish |
| Runout Requirement | Within equipment and seal application limits |
| Alignment Requirement | Correct shaft-to-housing alignment |
| Lubricant Compatibility | Must be verified for the actual grease or oil |
| Elastomer Options | Application-dependent NBR, HNBR or FKM options |
| Metal Component Options | Application-dependent steel reinforcement / case |
| Temperature Capability | Selected according to elastomer, lubricant and duty cycle |
| Speed Capability | Selected according to shaft diameter, surface speed and lubrication |
| Pressure Capability | Primarily for contamination-control duties; verify pressure requirement |
| Size Availability | Custom dimensions can be matched to equipment requirements |
| Replacement Potential | Suitable for OEM or aftermarket replacement after dimension verification |
| Customization | Lip geometry, material and dimensions can be application-matched |
| Inspection Before Use | Check lips, case, shaft track and housing for damage |
| Installation Care | Avoid lip cuts, cocking, impact and contaminated assembly surfaces |
| Storage | Keep clean, dry, protected from heat, sunlight and deformation |
| Quality Focus | Consistent sealing geometry and application fit |
| Selection Data Needed | Shaft size, housing size, media, speed, temperature and environment |
| Typical Failure Addressed | Abrasive lip wear, dirt tracking and grease contamination |
| Best Use Case | Machines with recurring mud/dust-related seal and bearing problems |
For best results, final material, dimensions, shaft finish, speed, temperature and lubricant compatibility should be confirmed against the actual machine.



