Value Collection CSAN75-7/16 Fastener Seal Rod Wiper

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION CSAN75-7/16 is a fastener-style rod wiper seal designed to keep contaminants out of hydraulic and pneumatic cylinder assemblies. The seal fits around the rod at the cylinder head, wiping debris, moisture, and particulate from the rod surface on each stroke to protect internal sealing components. With a maximum operating pressure rating of 3650 psi, this seal is suited for demanding industrial and fluid-power applications. It is installed by hydraulic technicians and maintenance professionals as a replacement component during cylinder rebuilds or scheduled preventive maintenance.

This fastener seal is appropriate for use in hydraulic cylinder rod wiper applications where a compact, low-profile seal is required. The 0.05-inch seal thickness and 0.2-inch height make it well suited for installations with tight dimensional constraints. It is sold individually and is a direct replacement style for rod wiper positions in a range of hydraulic and pneumatic cylinder configurations encountered in industrial equipment service.

Key Features

• Fastener-style rod wiper design removes contaminants from the cylinder rod on each stroke
• Maximum operating pressure of 3650 psi for demanding fluid-power service
• Seal thickness of 0.05 inches for low-profile fitment
• Compact profile: 0.2 inches in height and 0.2 inches in length
• Sold as a single unit for targeted replacement without excess inventory

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement rod wiper fastener seal for hydraulic and pneumatic cylinder assemblies requiring a seal with 0.05-inch thickness and a maximum operating pressure of 3650 psi.

Installation Notes

Rod wiper seals are typically installed by hydraulic technicians during cylinder disassembly and rebuild. Before servicing, depressurize the hydraulic or pneumatic system fully and relieve all stored energy in accumulators before removing cylinder components. Inspect the rod surface for scoring or corrosion that could damage the new seal before installation. Follow the equipment manufacturer's reassembly procedures and applicable fluid-power industry standards.