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Oil Seal Size Chart & Cross-Reference

Standard rotary and static oil seal dimensions cross-referenced by shaft diameter, bore diameter and width, so engineers can identify the right seal and confirm the sealing profile for a given housing. ARC molds these seals to spec in the elastomer your application requires.

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Using the oil seal size chart to spec your part

An oil seal size chart cross-references rotary and static oil seals by shaft diameter, bore diameter and width, so you can confirm the exact sealing profile a housing needs. Engineers and buyers searching for an oil seal cross-reference, rotary shaft seal dimensions or a radial lip seal size chart are usually matching a worn seal or a new bore to the right part number and section — verifying the outer diameter presses cleanly into the bore while the lip rides true on the shaft. Reading it correctly keeps the callout right on the drawing and quotable on the floor.

ARC molds oil seals to your shaft, bore and width in the elastomer your service conditions demand — nitrile, Viton, silicone, EPDM and more — for temperature, pressure and media compatibility. Every seal is produced under our ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 quality systems. Send your dimensions or a drawing and our engineers confirm the profile, material and tooling, typically with a quote in one business day.

Introduction

American Rubber Corp manufactures custom and standard rubber rotary oil seals (shaft seals) in metric and imperial sizes for automotive, industrial, hydraulic, and agricultural applications. Use the reference chart below to identify a standard size, then request a quote for your material and quantity.

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Oil Seal Sizes & Designations

Standard single-lip and double-lip rotary shaft seal sizes to ISO 6194 / DIN 3760. Designation format is Shaft ID × Bore OD × Width. Do not see your size? We tool custom sizes — send us your spec.

Shaft dia. (ID)Bore dia. (OD)WidthDesignation
10 mm22 mm7 mm10 x 22 x 7
12 mm24 mm7 mm12 x 24 x 7
15 mm30 mm7 mm15 x 30 x 7
17 mm30 mm7 mm17 x 30 x 7
20 mm35 mm7 mm20 x 35 x 7
22 mm40 mm7 mm22 x 40 x 7
25 mm40 mm7 mm25 x 40 x 7
28 mm47 mm7 mm28 x 47 x 7
30 mm47 mm7 mm30 x 47 x 7
32 mm52 mm8 mm32 x 52 x 8
35 mm52 mm8 mm35 x 52 x 8
38 mm58 mm8 mm38 x 58 x 8
40 mm55 mm8 mm40 x 55 x 8
42 mm62 mm8 mm42 x 62 x 8
45 mm62 mm8 mm45 x 62 x 8
50 mm72 mm8 mm50 x 72 x 8
55 mm80 mm8 mm55 x 80 x 8
60 mm85 mm8 mm60 x 85 x 8
65 mm90 mm10 mm65 x 90 x 10
70 mm90 mm10 mm70 x 90 x 10
75 mm100 mm10 mm75 x 100 x 10
80 mm100 mm10 mm80 x 100 x 10
85 mm110 mm12 mm85 x 110 x 12
90 mm120 mm12 mm90 x 120 x 12
100 mm125 mm12 mm100 x 125 x 12

Oil Seal Types & Materials

Lip designations:

  • Single lip (SC): one sealing lip, general-purpose rotary sealing.
  • Single lip with dust lip (TC): primary lip plus a dust/exclusion lip for contaminated environments.
  • Double lip: two sealing lips for bidirectional media or grease retention.
  • Spring-loaded (garter spring): maintains lip load over temperature and wear.

Materials:

  • NBR (Nitrile): most common; petroleum oils/greases, -40 to +120 C.
  • FKM (Viton): high temperature and aggressive fluids, up to +200 C.
  • Silicone (VMQ): wide temperature range, dry-running friendliness.
  • PTFE: low friction, chemical resistance, high-speed or dry applications.

How to Choose the Right Oil Seal

Match the seal to your shaft speed, temperature, pressure, and media. Start from the size (shaft/bore/width), then select the elastomer by fluid and temperature. For fluid compatibility see our chemical compatibility guide; for dimensional tolerances see the RMA tolerance chart. Still unsure? Our engineers will recommend a construction for your application.

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Send your shaft/bore/width, material, and quantity, or upload a drawing, and we will quote your rotary oil seals. Use the form below or email us directly.

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