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Dirt Exclusion Seals (Wipers and Scrapers)
Pressure Gauges

Fluid Power - Intro to Hydraulics, Pneumatics, and how it all works
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conditions  to  be  avoided,  which  include  the following: 1.   Deformation   as   a   result   of   improper stacking  of  parts  and  storage  containers. 2. Creasing caused by force applied to corners and edges, and by squeezing between boxes and storage  containers. 3. Compression and flattening, as a result of storage under heavy parts. 4. Punctures caused by staples used to attach identification. 5.   Deformation   and   contamination   due   to hanging  the  seals  from  nails  or  pegs.  Seals  should be kept in their original envelopes, which provide preservation, protection, identification, and cure date. 6.  Contamination  by  piercing  the  sealed envelope to store O-rings on rods, nails, or wire hanging devices. 7. Contamination by fluids leaking from parts stored  above  and  adjacent  to  the  seal  surfaces. 8.  Contamination  caused  by  adhesive  tapes applied  to  seal  surfaces.  A  torn  seal  package should  be  secured  with  a  pressure-sensitive moistureproof  tape,  but  the  tape  must  not  contact the seal surfaces. 9.  Retention  of  overage  parts  as  a  result of   improper   storage   arrangement   or   illegible identification.  Seals  should  be  arranged  so  the older seals are used first. 7-18







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