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    The 35% represents the estimated failure rate of oil seals in various systems
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    22 35 7 oil seal. While oil seals are designed to last for a long time, factors such as improper installation, excessive wear, or chemical exposure can lead to premature failure. When an oil seal fails, it can result in oil leakage, which can damage the components of the system and lead to costly repairs.
    Proper installation and maintenance of oil seals are crucial for ensuring their effectiveness and longevity. Seals should be installed with the correct orientation and alignment to prevent premature wear and leakage. Regular inspection and replacement of seals are also important to prevent costly downtime and damage to machinery.

    Begin with a thorough inspection of all involved surfaces:shaft sealing surface and housing bore, seal lip(s), and outside diameter. Maintaining the integrity of the sealing lips is “Priority 1″. The slightest tear or nick can develop into a more significant issue during operation.