Hydraulic seals and Pneumatic Seals manufactured and supplied by Offshore Seals include spectrum range of piston seals, rod seals, U-cups, vee, cup, W, piston, and flange packings. Hydraulic seals and Pneumatic seals are designed for the reciprocating motion that is common in hydraulic and pneumatic applications, such as cylinders. Hydraulic seals are designed for high-pressure dynamic applications such as hydraulic cylinders. Pneumatic seals are used in pneumatic cylinders and valves and generally are designed for lower operating pressures than hydraulic seals. Pneumatic applications also typically demand higher operating speeds and lower friction seals than hydraulic applications. These seals may be used for rotary and reciprocating motion. Some of them are composite. Common features for hydraulic seals and pneumatic seals include spring loaded, integral wiper, and split seal. Rubber sealing element or lip material choices for hydraulic and pneumatic seals include ethylene acrylic, EDPM, fluoroelastomer, fluorosilicone, nitrile, nylon or polyamide, polychloroprene, polyetheretherkeytone, polyoxymethylene, polytetrafluoroethylene, polyurethane or urethane, and natural rubber. These are all available as single or dual-hardness, or as composites. The company designs such seals for static, reciprocating and rotary applications. Different kinds of seals exist for numerous purposes and applications. One of the most common types is oil seal, which are used to retain oil and other lubricants in rotary applications and prevent leaks. Many of these operate with a flexible lip that rubs against the shaft or housing to provide a tight seal against leakage. Another type of hydraulic seal i.E. Mechanical seals are used in applications that have a rotating shaft under a state of high pressure, temperature and speed. Offshore Seals - a Hydraulic Seal Manufacturer brings these Hydraulic Pneumatic seals are used to prohibit fluid leakage for such mechanisms as agitators, pumps, mixers and cryogenic seals. Many of them are application specific and are specially designed to prevent leaks under very particular circumstances. Some of the particular industries that make use of these seals include medical and pharmaceutical, waste disposal, aerospace, marine, food and chemical processing, automotive, military, nuclear and pulp and paper mills.