Value Collection CSAN75-5/16 Fastener Seal Rod Wiper

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION CSAN75-5/16 is a fastener seal designed for use as a rod wiper in hydraulic and pneumatic rod applications. It prevents contaminants such as dirt, moisture, and debris from entering the cylinder bore along the rod during retraction. With a maximum operating pressure rating of 3650 psi and a seal thickness of 0.05 inches, this part is engineered for reliable sealing in demanding linear motion systems. Licensed technicians and mechanical tradespeople working on hydraulic cylinders, actuators, and related fluid power equipment will find this seal a direct-fit service component.

This fastener seal is suited for rod wiper applications in hydraulic and pneumatic systems found in industrial, commercial, and heavy-equipment environments. It is appropriate for use wherever rod contamination exclusion is required on linear actuators and cylinders operating within the rated pressure range. The compact profile allows fitment in tight bore arrangements where standard wiper profiles may not seat correctly.

Key Features

• Maximum operating pressure of 3650 psi for use in demanding hydraulic and pneumatic systems
• Seal thickness of 0.05 inches for precise fitment in rod wiper grooves
• Compact height of 0.2 inches supports installation in space-constrained bore arrangements
• Functions as a rod wiper to exclude contaminants and extend cylinder service life
• Packaged as a single unit with a minimum order quantity of one

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement fastener seal for rod wiper applications in hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders operating at pressures up to 3650 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with hydraulic or pneumatic cylinder service. Depressurize the system fully and relieve all stored hydraulic or pneumatic energy before disassembling any cylinder components. Inspect the rod and wiper groove for wear or damage before seating the new wiper seal. Avoid using sharp tools near the sealing lip during installation to prevent damage that could compromise the seal integrity.