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Oil Contamination in Hydraulic Systems

Technical BulletinsBy Christian De GisiJune 23, 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.

Heat dissipation

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano SerriJune 10, 2024

Maintaining temperature within a predefined range is crucial to ensure the proper functioning and longevity of a hydraulic system, particularly the seals.

KPR

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano SerriFebruary 15, 2019

Double acting piston seal with square cross-section energizer

New Catalogue 2017

News, Technical BulletinsBy Stefano SerriMay 3, 2017

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

SAW, new product

Blog, Technical BulletinsBy Stefano SerriOctober 20, 2016

Snap fit rod wiper for medium-heavy duty applications

Assembly and Installation

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano SerriJuly 21, 2016

Despite begin a simple task, the installation of seals requires particular attention.

OP versus O-ring

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano SerriJune 16, 2016

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

KDA piston seal change color

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano SerriMay 25, 2016

From July 2016, the KDA piston seal will be produced in green instead of blue.

Seal Twister

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano SerriMarch 9, 2016

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

Diesel effect

Technical BulletinsBy Stefano SerriApril 8, 2015

Piston seals with acetyl resin guides used on earth moving machinery, which in the presence of shock hammering or over heating

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