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Patents in 2004 – what did they tell us?

✍ Scribed by Bob Flitney

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2005
Tongue
English
Weight
331 KB
Volume
2005
Category
Article
ISSN
1350-4789

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✦ Synopsis

major influence on a seal friction, wear and leakage behavior. The tests have also shown that there are alternative surface coatings available for piston rods, which are basically suitable for use in standard hydraulic rod sealing systems.

Nevertheless, industrial users should always consult with the seal supplier to ensure the compatibility of the seal, rod surface coating and lubrication. In special cases, it is advisable to perform a short endurance test, as this may provide valuable additional information about the system partners before making a final selection.

When performing repairs in a real-world application, the rod surface condition of a hard chrome plated piston rod needs to be examined before using the rod again with new seals. This serves to prevent failures from occurring sooner than in a configuration in which all the elements used are brand new.

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