Custom hydraulic seals start with better data.
A made-to-size seal request is much easier to quote when the supplier receives the machine dimensions, seal profile and operating conditions—not just a photo of a worn seal. This page helps organize that information into a supplier-ready specification.
Identify the sealing position
Record whether the part is a rod seal, piston seal, wiper/scraper, static seal or guide element. A similar-looking profile can perform a very different job depending on where it sits.
Measure the machine, not only the old seal
Save ID, OD and height from the removed part, but verify rod diameter or cylinder bore plus the actual groove/gland width whenever possible. Used elastomers can distort after service and removal.
Capture the operating conditions
Fluid type, pressure, temperature, sliding speed, contamination, motion type and surface condition all influence profile and compound selection.
Keep evidence of the original profile
Photograph the cross-section and lip orientation before the part is discarded. Note backup rings, energizers, guide rings and any unusual wear pattern.
What to save for a supplier request
Prepare the data now
Use the identifier to organize the seal dimensions and location, then screen the material family against the operating conditions. Keep those results with the repair record and send them to the seal supplier or machining/fabrication shop you choose.
HydraResolve does not manufacture or sell seals through this website. The purpose of this page is to help you prepare complete technical information before contacting a qualified supplier.
Need help checking the specification?
Email the measurements, application and operating conditions you collected. The reply can help identify missing information, but the supplier must make the final design, material and manufacturing decision.
Custom hydraulic seals and custom machined seals
Start with gland dimensions, seal function, exact fluid, pressure and temperature. The supplier must review the profile, compound and clearance before accepting a design. Machining a different seal size does not automatically repair damaged hardware. This page prepares sourcing data and is not an order form.
Hydraulic Seal Sourcing: OEM Kit, Stock Seal or Custom Machined Seal?