are a type of oil seal used to prevent the leakage of lubricants and other fluids from a system. They typically consist of a metal skeleton frame that is filled with an elastomeric seal lip. The metal skeleton may be either of a single piece or multiple pieces and is designed to distribute the lip loading stress evenly. These mechanical oil seals are typically used in high-pressure applications, such as in hydraulic systems, and may be available in a variety of sizes and materials.

Long Life: Skeleton oil seals are made from high quality materials which makes them resistant to wear and tear and ensures a longer life.

Efficiency: Skeleton oil seals as custom oil seals can provide a tight seal that helps reduce oil leakage and saves energy.

The Introduction of Skeleton Oil Seals.

The Difference Between the PD Skeleton Oil Seal and the TC Skeleton Oil Seal.