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PISTON Slipper
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ROD Slipper
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Standard SLIPPER N series
- Used in hydraulics and pneumatics
- Max. pressur 800 bar and over in particular conditions
- Speed up to 5 m/sec
- Temperature range -60 a +200 °C
The N series is suitable for the most difficult conditions of use and the most extensive clearence resizing is needed if installed in closed grooves
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High Response SLIPPER H series
- Used in hydraulics and pneumatics
- Max. pressur 600 bar and over in particular conditions
- Speed up to 5 m/sec
- Temperature range -60 a +200 °C
The H series is suitable for the most difficult conditions of use and is suggested instead the N series when a faster response to the pressure is required resizing is needed if installed in closed grooves.
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Light SLIPPER series L
- Used in hydraulics and pneumatics
- Max. pressure 100 bar and over in particular conditions
- Speed up to 5 m/sec
- Temperature range -60 a +200 °C
The L series is the standard for use in pneumatics. It can be used in oleodinamics too, mantaining the clearance at a minimum
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Heavy SLIPPER OK series Slipper composite High Stability seals
Hydraulics Pressure Max. 800 bar and over in particular conditions Speed up to 5 m/sec Temperature range -60 a +200 °C
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Ultra-Light SLIPPER series Little encumbrance Slipper seal to fit O-Ring grooves
Used in hydraulics, pneumatics and chemical industry Max. pressur 300 bar and over in particular conditions Speed up to 5 m/sec Temperature range -60 a +200 °C
When O-Rings stick, wear or extrude. It also allows the use in dynamic applications of O-Rings whose compound is for static sealing only
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ROTOSLIPPER
Used in hydraulics Slow rotational movements, fast translational movements and combined roto-translational movements Max. pressur 800 bar Temperature range -60 a +150 °C
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Slipper NPQ double acting piston seals
oleopneumatics and all applications where separation of different fluids is required Pressure max. 400 bar Speed max. 0.5 m/sec Temperature range -35 a +100°C and more with speciale compounds.
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