Value Collection CSAN75-1/2 Fastener Seal Rod Wiper

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION CSAN75-1/2 is a fastener-style rod wiper seal designed to exclude contaminants from hydraulic and pneumatic rod assemblies. Acting as the first line of defense against dirt, moisture, and debris, this seal installs at the outer edge of a cylinder head or gland to keep the rod clean on each stroke. It is rated for a maximum operating pressure of 4250 psi, making it suitable for moderate-to-high-pressure linear actuator applications. At 0.05 inches thick and a compact 0.2-inch profile height, this wiper fits into tight gland geometries. Installation is typically performed by hydraulic technicians and mechanical maintenance professionals.

This fastener seal is suited for use in hydraulic cylinders, pneumatic actuators, and linear motion assemblies found in industrial equipment, mobile machinery, and fluid power systems. The fastener-style design simplifies installation in gland configurations that accept snap-fit or press-fit wiper retention. It is sold individually and is appropriate for repair and replacement work where maintaining rod cleanliness is critical to cylinder longevity and seal service life.

Key Features

• Fastener-style rod wiper design for simplified gland installation
• Rated to 4250 psi maximum operating pressure
• Compact seal thickness of 0.05 inches for tight-clearance gland fits
• 0.2-inch profile height suits shallow gland groove configurations
• Sold as a single unit for precise repair-quantity purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement rod wiper fastener seal for hydraulic and pneumatic cylinder gland assemblies requiring this fastener seal geometry and pressure rating.

Installation Notes

Rod wiper seals are typically installed by hydraulic technicians or millwrights during cylinder rebuild or preventive maintenance. Depressurize and lock out the hydraulic or pneumatic circuit completely before disassembling the cylinder gland. Inspect the rod surface and gland bore for scoring or corrosion before seating the new wiper, as surface damage accelerates seal wear. Follow the equipment manufacturer's gland assembly procedure to ensure proper wiper retention and rod alignment.