Oil Seal Size Chart

Standard and Metric Oil Seal Size Chart

Global O-Ring and Seal’s Oil Seal Size Chart contains over 15,000 size combinations of oil seals. Shaft, Bore, and Width are all searchable in inches and millimeters. This interactive chart will display all matching sizes based on the dimensions keyed. For more information or to request a quote, please call 832-448-5550 or submit the Product Inquiry Form on the Oil Seals Page or Fabric Reinforced Seals Page. Conversely, these oil seal dimensions can be searched within our online store by clicking on either of the buttons below.

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Mursal said:

That new seal will be fine and as already mentioned if you can get two in so much the better.

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No, the dimensions stated are correct. What I am worried about is the fact that the walls (both inner and outer) of the old seal are 3mm and the thickness of the walls of the 'new' ones are 2mm. You can see this in the photos. I am wondering if it is thicker for a reason?

Yes, I have vernier callipers and have checked the dimensions. No room to double the seal up as it is held between the gear casing and a roller bearing.

Some references have suggesting replacing the oil with grease. This sounds to be a good idea because the shaft (to the cork screw) won't be turning very fast.

Sorry to appear to be so fussy, but I know nothing about seals and the replacement I've been supplied with does look a lot weaker.

No, the dimensions stated are correct. What I am worried about is the fact that the walls (both inner and outer) of the old seal are 3mm and the thickness of the walls of the 'new' ones are 2mm. You can see this in the photos. I am wondering if it is thicker for a reason?Yes, I have vernier callipers and have checked the dimensions. No room to double the seal up as it is held between the gear casing and a roller bearing.Some references have suggesting replacing the oil with grease. This sounds to be a good idea because the shaft (to the cork screw) won't be turning very fast.Sorry to appear to be so fussy, but I know nothing about seals and the replacement I've been supplied with does look a lot weaker.

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