Specialty Seals

Introduction

DPH Engineering are Authorized Distributors of specialty seals. DPH Engineering is a manufacturer and distributor of seal products and mechanical component goods, We are one of the most technically advanced organizations in the industry, maintaining a fully equipped laboratory, full time chemist and technical staff. We possess the ability to assist with design challenges and formulate materials to meet specific criterion.
Although DPH Engineering are known for our expertise in polyurethane materials, DPH Engineering offer a wide array of performance oriented plastic and rubber solutions for sealing and mechanical applications.
DPH Engineering is geared to meet the more fragmenting aspects of industry today.

Types of Specialty Seals:

There are seals around the windows in our homes and cars, around our doors and hundreds of other seals that we never think about or see.

1. Hydraulic Seals
   These types of seals are defined as non-metallic and can stand a wide temperature range with little maintenance. Hydraulic seals are most often used as a barrier between fluids in a reciprocating motion application, like a piston found in a car. These parts can be static or dynamic.
2. O-Rings
   An O-Ring is one of the most useful and common seals used today. This type of seal acts as a gasket in the shape of what is called a torus. A torus is a loop of plastic with a disc shaped cross section set into a groove and compressed between two or more parts.
3. Bearings and Seals
   Typically composed of many parts, bearings allow objects to keep working while withstanding each other. They are a flexible seal and are packed with grease or oil as a lubricant.
4. Rubber Seals
   These seals are used for a variety of applications because of the different compounds and properties of rubber. The most common use of rubber seals is to create air tight spaces, such as the cap of a jar of jam or your car door.
5. The Real Seal
   Real Seal is a manufacturer and distributor of specialty seals and mechanical component goods, with a focus on performance-oriented rubber and plastic materials.