Oil seal 25x47x10 No name model Czę001469 for shafts and housings

Radial oil seal with dimensions 25x47x10 mm designed for sealing rotating shafts and housings. This single-unit No name oil seal model Czę001469 fits applications requiring a 25 mm inner diameter, 47 mm outer diameter and 10 mm cross-sectional width. The seal is intended to retain lubricants and keep out dirt, dust and moisture where a simple, standard-dimension seal is suitable.

Advantages

The oil seal offers a compact construction that fits common assemblies with a 25 mm shaft. Its radial lip design provides reliable sealing against lubricant leakage while limiting ingress of contaminants. The unbranded single-piece design makes it a practical replacement part for general machinery maintenance or repairs. The standard dimensions simplify selection and installation when matching shafts and housings to these measurements.

Suitable for

• Small electric motors and engines with 25 mm shaft diameter
• Pumps and gearboxes that accept 47 mm housing bores
• Industrial and agricultural machinery requiring standard radial seals
• Repair and maintenance of rotating assemblies with a 10 mm width requirement

Key specifications

• Inner diameter: 25 mm
• Outer diameter: 47 mm
• Width (cross-section): 10 mm
• Type: radial oil seal (simering) with sealing lip
• Intended use: shaft-to-housing sealing to retain lubricants and exclude contaminants

How to use

Ensure shaft and housing mating surfaces are clean, dry and free of burrs or corrosion before installation. Check that the seal orientation places the sealing lip toward the lubricant to be retained. Press the seal evenly into the housing bore using an appropriate driver or press tool to avoid cocking or lip damage; do not hammer directly on the sealing lip. Verify the seal is flush with the housing face and confirm shaft clearance and runout are within acceptable limits for the seal type.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, match this 25x47x10 oil seal to shafts and bores with corresponding tolerances, avoid excessive shaft roughness, and use proper installation tools. Replace seals during routine maintenance when wear, hardening or leakage is observed. Store spare seals flat in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and ozone sources to prevent material degradation.