Rubber Seals
O-Rings
An O-ring is the cheapest part in most assemblies and the most common cause of a warranty return.
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9 Products in This Line
Rubber Seals
O-rings, Y seals and moulded sealing parts in twelve elastomer compounds, tooled to your size rather than substituted from stock.
Full Range
Every Rubber Seals Product We Make
Baoshida has produced sealing parts since 2007 and can mould seals from FKM, FFKM, SIR, EPDM, NBR, SBR, FVMQ, AEM/ACM, HNBR, CR, NR and CSM. Compound work and process work are done by our own formula and process engineers, so the material is selected against the medium, temperature and pressure you actually run.
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AS568 O-Ring Series
We possess all the moulds for the AS568 O-ring size range, which lets us supply standard parts of the series promptly and without a tooling step.
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NBR O-Rings
NBR is the working compound for anything that meets oil or fuel at moderate temperature.
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EPDM Seals and EPDM O-Rings
EPDM has good weather resistance and unusual versatility, which is why it appears across automotive, electrical and electronic products, daily necessities, sports equipment and mechanised industrial equipment, as well as in wires, cables and high voltage and ultra high voltage insulation materials.
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HNBR O-Rings and HNBR Seals
HNBR is the compound we reach for when a nitrile seal has to stay reliable in cold medium service.
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FKM and FFKM O-Rings
FKM and FFKM sit at the top of the seal material range and are frequently confused with each other.
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FFKM O-Rings
FFKM O-rings exist for the applications where every other elastomer has already been ruled out.
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FFKM Material Seals
Not every FFKM application is an O-ring.
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Y Seals and Y O-Rings
A plain O-ring is not the right answer for every dynamic duty, which is why the Y profile exists.
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Problems This Line Solves
- A drawing size that falls outside AS568 and that stock suppliers refuse to tool
- Seals that swell, harden or take a compression set because the compound was picked for price rather than for the medium
- Mixed material schedules that force one buyer to run five different seal vendors
- Long tooling lead times on standard imperial sizes that should not need tooling at all
- Inconsistent cross sections between batches when the moulder changes without notice
Audience
Who Buys From This Line
- Design engineers releasing a new seal drawing who need a moulder that will cut the tool
- Purchasing teams consolidating a multi compound seal schedule onto one supplier
- Maintenance and MRO buyers replacing seals on equipment whose original supplier is gone
- Trading companies and distributors carrying a seal programme for industrial customers
Capability
Core Advantages
- Twelve compounds available from one supplier, so a mixed schedule stays on one purchase order
- The complete AS568 mould set is already cut, so standard imperial sizes skip the tooling step
- Formula engineers in house, so the compound is matched to the medium instead of to stock
- Our own mould workshop designs and builds the tool for non standard cross sections
- Process engineers run the moulding trial, so cure and flash issues are corrected at source
In Service
Application Scenarios
- Hydraulic and pneumatic cylinder sealing where the rod seal profile is specified by drawing
- Automotive fuel, coolant and power steering circuits running fluids that attack general purpose rubber
- Semiconductor and chemical process equipment where extractables and chemical attack decide the compound
- Water, heating and refrigeration systems where ozone and weather resistance drive the choice
- Cold medium sealing in packer and screw pumps
Industries
Where This Line Is Used
Automotive and Vehicle Parts
Vehicle circuits punish general purpose rubber. Fuel, engine oil, power steering fluid, coolant and brake systems each attack a different weakness, and a seal chosen on price alone usually fails on one of them.
Semiconductor and Electronics
In semiconductor and electronics manufacturing the seal is usually not the expensive part, but it decides whether a chamber holds and whether a process stays clean. That is why compound choice dominates the decision.
Chemical and Petroleum Processing
Chemical and petroleum plants replace seals on a schedule, and every unplanned replacement is downtime. The compound, not the price, sets that interval.
Home Appliance and Consumer Products
Appliance and consumer programmes need the rubber part, the plastic part and sometimes the tool itself to arrive together and to a fixed cosmetic standard. Splitting that across vendors is where schedules slip.
Answers
Rubber Seals Questions
Which seal materials can you actually mould in house?
FKM, FFKM, SIR (silicone), EPDM, NBR, SBR, FVMQ, AEM/ACM, HNBR, CR, NR and CSM. Those are the twelve compounds we have formula and process experience with.
Do I need to pay for tooling on a standard AS568 size?
No. We hold the complete AS568 mould set, so standard imperial sizes go straight into production with no new tool.
What if my size is not in AS568?
Send the drawing or a sample. Our mould workshop designs and builds the tool, and the same team runs the first article, so the cross section is proven before series production.
Can you tell me which compound to use if I only know the fluid and temperature?
Yes. Tell us the medium, the working and peak temperature, the pressure and whether there is dynamic movement, and our formula engineers will propose compounds and explain the trade offs.
Will you quote a mixed schedule of different materials and sizes?
Yes. A mixed schedule across several compounds is normal for us and is the main reason buyers consolidate here.
How do I get a quotation?
Send the drawing, size list or a photo of the existing seal by WhatsApp or email. We reply within one working day.
Talk to an Engineer About Rubber Seals
Send the drawing, the medium and the quantity. You will get an answer from someone who knows the process, within one working day.