Technical Characteristics and Application Guidelines for Food-Grade, High-Pressure, Waterproof, and Dustproof Oil Seals
Oil seals are core sealing components critical to industrial production and daily-use products, with their performance directly impacting equipment stability, medium transmission safety, and service life. Food-grade, high-pressure, waterproof, and dustproof oil seals are engineered for specific scenarios including food contact, high-pressure operations, humid environments, and dust resistance, and are widely used in food processing, engineering machinery, underwater equipment, and mining machinery. Drawing on industry standards and practical experience, this paper outlines their core features, key parameters, applications, and technical trends, providing practical guidance for selection, installation, and maintenance.

I. Food-Grade Oil Seals
II. High-Pressure Oil Seals
Their strengths lie in structural design and parameter optimization. They adopt 2–5 layer combined lips with metal support rings to enhance extrusion resistance, paired with a self-sealing compensation mechanism—medium pressure pushes lips to fit sealing surfaces adaptively.

Standard models withstand 35MPa, while customized versions reach 100MPa. FKM-based seals work at -40℃~250℃, with linear speed limits of ≤5m/s (rotating) and 0.01–1m/s (reciprocating). They are widely used for piston rod sealing in hydraulic presses and mining supports, high-pressure oil chamber sealing in marine engines and gearboxes, and key hydraulic system sealing in excavators and cranes.
III. Waterproof Oil Seals
These seals achieve high waterproof performance via dual-protection structures and premium materials. The main lip seals liquids, and the secondary lip blocks moisture, forming a waterproof cavity with customized grooves. FKM and PU materials prevent water swelling, ensuring structural stability. With an IP67 rating, they resist 1m water immersion for 30 minutes, enduring ≤10MPa static pressure and ≤5MPa dynamic pressure. PU-based seals operate at -30℃~150℃. Applications include shaft sealing in submersible motors and underwater robots, sealing in car wash equipment and sewage pumps, and protection for exposed hydraulic components in construction and agricultural machinery.

IV. Dustproof Oil Seals
V. Technical Development Trends
