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1. Fluid Containment High-pressure rotary shaft seals are essential for containing lubricants and hydraulic fluids within machinery. Leakage can lead to decreased efficiency, increased operational costs, and potential environmental hazards.


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<p>1.<a href=https://www.hkaiseal.com/products><strong style=font-size:28px> Fluid Containment High-pressure rotary shaft seals are essential for containing lubricants and hydraulic fluids within machinery</strong></a>. Leakage can lead to decreased efficiency, increased operational costs, and potential environmental hazards.</p><br>
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