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      • Speed
      • Temperature
      • Friction
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      • The hydraulic cylinder
    • Materials
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      • General properties of the common elastomers
      • Our materials
        • Sealpur™ TPU
        • Rubseal™ NBR
        • Sealflon™ PTFE
        • Sealite™ TPE-E
        • Bearite™ POM
        • Phenolite™ PF
        • Ethylen-propylene EPDM
        • Fluoroelastomero FKM
        • Silicone MQ
        • Fluorosilicone FMQ
        • Polychloroprene CR
      • Fluid Compatibility
      • Trademark names of the common materials
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        • Hardness
        • Elastic Recovery
        • Elastic Modulus
        • Tensile Strength
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        • Tear Resistance
        • Operating Temperature
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Jun52012

Water Hammer and Pulsations

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano Serri5 June 2012

The water hammer is a hydraulic phenomenon that occurs in a pipe when a flow of fluid in motion within it is abruptly stopped by the sudden closure of a valve or a displacement pump. Or conversely, when a pipe closed and pressure is opened suddenly. It can create damaging pressure spikes, leading to blown…

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Apr72015

The choice of hydraulic fluid

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano Serri7 April 2015

Operating conditions and environmental requirements have led to a growing need for fluids non-oil.

Mar102015

Surface texture

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano Serri10 March 2015

The texture of a surface against which a seal rubs has a significant effect on friction, wear and seal life.

Mar92016

Seal Twister

Technical BulletinsBy Elisa Mazzelli9 March 2016

Usually the rod seals can be assembled without the aid of special equipment but

Dec132012

SD – semi-compact seal Vs. U-cup seal

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano Serri13 December 2012

In this video we present the difference in behaviour of a semi-compact seal and a U-cup seal

Oct202016

SAW, new product

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano Serri20 October 2016

Snap fit rod wiper for medium-heavy duty applications

Jun162016

OP versus O-ring

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano Serri16 June 2016

Installation damage Damage to an O-ring during installation can occur when:

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Jul132012

OP – the static seal alternative to the O-Ring

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano Serri13 July 2012

The OP seal has been developed to be used as a valid alternative of the O-Ring for heavy duty applications to avoid

Jun232025

Oil Contamination in Hydraulic Systems

Technical BulletinsBy Christian De Gisi23 June 2025

In the hydraulic sector, fluid contamination is one of the main causes of premature failure in hydraulic systems. The most sensitive components to the presence of solid particles in suspension are seals, which are essential for maintaining tightness and mechanical efficiency in hydraulic cylinders.

May32017

New Catalogue 2017

News, Technical BulletinsBy Stefano Serri3 May 2017

The new Aston Seals General Catalogue 2017 is available. Contact us to view a PDF version or to request a free copy

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