TIMING BELT PULLEY T2.5 2,5MM
TIMING BELT PULLEY T5 5MM
TIMING BELT PULLEY T10 10MM
TIMING BELT PULLEY AT5 5MM
TIMING BELT PULLEY AT10 10MM
TIMING BELT PULLEY 3M 3MM
TIMING BELT PULLEY 5M 5MM
TIMING BELT PULLEY 8M 8MM
TIMING BELT PULLEY 14M 14MM
TIMING BELT PULLEY L 9,52MM
TIMING BELT PULLEY XL 5,08MM
TIMING BELT PULLEY H 12,7MM
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What is an O-ring ?
An O-ring is a toroidal-shaped seal. It's a technical term to explain that this part is a geometric solid in the shape of a tube bent back on itself. It can be used in static or dynamic applications.
O-Rings have been used for many years in a variety of industrial applications :
But that's not all !
In fact, O-rings can also be found in everyday objects such as coffee makers, or in gardening tools such as high-pressure water jets.in other wordsin other words, O-rings are necessary whenever a mechanism requires a good seal.
To determine the hardness of a seal's elastomer, we use the Shore measurement. There are 3 standards :
To check whether your O-ring is correctly seated, it is necessary that the compression after fitting does not exceed 20%.
However, there are several types of "SHORE" measurement scales: Shore A (as mentioned above) is dedicated to "soft" materials, and Shore D to "hard" types.
How to measure an O-ring ?
To measure an SPI, TORICAL, HYDRAULIC or V-RING seal, it's important to take several factors into account :
First of all, I need the right tools !
You'll need a pair of calipers to carry out the measurements.
Indeed, there's nothing more precise than a caliper to measure a part with great accuracy.
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Second step, I use the right reflexes
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