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Standard PolyPak Hydraulic Seal With Knife Trimmed Scraper Lips (SPP)
Parker's hydraulic SPP Profile standard PolyPak® seal is a square shaped, symmetrical squeeze seal with a knife trimmed scraper lip for hydraulic rod and piston sealing.
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Product Support
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Description
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AVAILABILITY: A sampling of Parker’s part numbers are shown in the configurator above for select materials and sizes. If the material and dimensions required are not shown, assistance with part number configuration may be found in the literature documents in the Product Support tab. To check current tooling, review the Part Number Look-up document. Contact Parker for requirements outside typical ranges.
Parker's SPP Profile Standard PolyPak® seal is a square cross-section squeeze seal with a symmetrical profile for use in either rod or piston applications in hydraulic systems. The standard Molythane shell (seal body) provides high wear resistance and the O-ring spring energizer element functions as a spring to maintain sealing contact under low pressure. The SPP Profile Standard PolyPak seal utilizes a scraper lip design formed by a precision trimming process. The scraper edge wipes both fluid film and contamination away from the seal. A wide selection of sizes and alternate compounds allow this profile to match up with many hydraulic applications.
Standard Materials (Shell or Seal Body):
• P4615A90 Molythane®; Temp -65 / +200F; Pressure* 5000 psi; Surface speed <1.6 ft/s
• P4622A90 Ultrathane®; Temp -65 / +225F; Pressure* 5000 psi; Surface speed <1.6 ft/s
• Z4651D60 PolyMyte®; Temp -65 / +275F; Pressure* 7000 psi; Surface speed <1.6 ft/s
• N4263A90 Nitroxile®; Temp -20 / +275F; Pressure* 2000 psi; Surface speed <1.6 ft/s
• E4207A90 Ethylene Propylene; Temp -65 / +300F; Pressure* 2000 psi; Surface speed <1.6 ft/s
• V4266A95 FKM; Temp -5 / +400F; Pressure* 2250 psi; Surface speed <1.6 ft/s
• V4208A90 FKM; Temp -5 / +400F; Pressure* 2000 psi; Surface speed <1.6 ft/s
• N4007A95 HNBR; Temp -20 / +320F; Pressure* 2500 psi; Surface speed <1.6 ft/s
Please note: Pressure ratings shown are for predominantly dynamic applications. Where the application is predominantly static, as is typical in Oil & Gas applications, maximum pressure ratings may be extended by a factor of 2 to 3 (or greater), assuming nominal extrusion gap and operating temperature within limits. For assistance, please contact Parker’s application engineering team.
*Pressure ranges shown are for systems without wear rings. If using wear rings, please consult Engineering Section (Section 2) of Parker's Fluid Power Seal Design Guide, Catalog EPS5370.
Energizer Spring Element Materials:
• For seals with 4615 or 4622 PolyPak shell, the standard spring energizer is a nitrile o-ring
• For seals with 4651 PolyPak seal body, the O-spring energizer code must be specified. The standard code is "N" for nitrile o-ring
• For seals with rubber PolyPak seal body, standard spring energizer is an o-ring from the same rubber material family as the seal body.
Alternate Materials: For applications that may require an alternate material, please contact your Parker EPS representative.
Description
Performance Characteristics
Groove Width
0.125 to 1.000 inch
Maximum Operating Pressure
2000 to 7000 psi
Minimum Operating Temperature
-65 °F
Maximum Operating Temperature
400 °F
Body Material
EPDM
FKM
TPU
TPC-ET
XNBR
HNBR
Spring Material
EPDM
FKM
NBR
HNBR
For Fluid Type
Water
Steam
Broad Range
Oils
Durometer
70 to 95 Shore A
53 to 60 Shore D
Color
Black
Yellow
Orange
Thermal Application Type
Varies (depending on material)
Polymer Material Options
Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPM, EPR, EPDM)
Fluorocarbon Rubber (FKM, FPM)
Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU, Resilon®, Ultrathan®)
Thermoplastic Copolyester Elastomer (TPC, TPE)
Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR, XNBR)
Hydrogenated Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (HNBR, HSN)
Specifications Met
None
Media
Hydraulic
Unit of Measure
Length: inch
Maximum Surface Speed
1.6 ft/sec
0.5 m/sec
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