Parker RK0600K000 Accumulator Seal Kit 6 Inch Bore

Product Description

The PARKER RK0600K000 is a Buna-Nitrile seal kit designed for 6 inch bore piston accumulators. It provides all the sealing components needed to restore proper hydraulic function during a planned rebuild or field repair. The kit is manufactured with Buna-Nitrile as the primary seal material, making it suited for a wide range of hydraulic fluid compatibility requirements. Licensed hydraulic technicians and industrial service professionals install this kit as part of accumulator overhaul procedures. Weighing 1 pound, the kit is compact and easy to stage at a job site or keep on a service truck as a standard repair consumable.

This seal kit is intended for use with 6 inch bore piston-style accumulators in hydraulic systems. Typical applications include industrial machinery, mobile hydraulic equipment, and fluid power systems where piston accumulators are used to store hydraulic energy, maintain pressure, or absorb shock. The complete component set supports a full seal replacement without sourcing individual parts separately, minimizing downtime during scheduled maintenance or emergency repair.

Key Features

• Buna-Nitrile seal material for broad hydraulic fluid compatibility
• Designed specifically for 6 inch bore piston accumulators
• Includes V O-ring piston seal and V O-ring backups for primary sealing
• PTFE glide rings included to reduce friction and wear on the piston
• O-ring, O-ring backup, and gas valve O-ring included for complete rebuild coverage
• Single-package kit eliminates the need to source individual seal components

Compatibility

Designed for use with 6 inch bore piston accumulators. Confirm accumulator bore size and seal material compatibility with system fluid before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician. Before beginning work, depressurize the accumulator fully on both the hydraulic and gas sides following the equipment manufacturer's lockout and bleed-down procedure. Inspect all seating surfaces for scoring or damage before installing new seals. Avoid using sharp tools near seal surfaces to prevent nicks that could cause premature seal failure.