Posts tagged: seals

About TriboNet

Your guide to the world of tribology

What is TriboNet

An educational platform on tribology — the science of friction, wear and lubrication

Who is it for

Engineers, researchers, students and industry professionals

Topics

Friction, wear, lubricants, coatings, biotribology, nanotribology

Content formats

Wiki articles, webinars, videos, industry news, scientific reviews

Updates

Weekly news, regular webinars, continuous Wiki updates

Resources

500+ Wiki articles, webinar archive, company directory, event calendar

4 more points

A picture containing grass, sky, outdoor, field Description automatically generated
General Topics, News

Percolation in Static Seals

It might seem weird to talk about percolation through static seals in a Tribological context. After all, they are static: there is no rubbing, no tribos. However, there is much to learn about percolation through static seals by looking at...
General Topics, News

Introduction to Sealing Technology

Let’s start from the beginning: what is a seal? A device or material that is used to close off or fasten an opening or connection, especially to prevent the escape of a liquid or gas. In other words, a seal...
General Topics, News

After the Mystery of Rotary Lip Seals

Lip seals compete with mechanical face seals in sealing oil or grease in rotary shaft applications. Under certain running conditions both kinds of seals can be used however, the latter ones are generally used for applications where a significant pressure...