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The Reinforced fabric inflatable seal is a dynamic sealing core component employing a composite structure of an elastic substrate and a high-strength reinforcing layer. It expands and contracts pneumatically/hydraulically, adapting to irregular sealing surfaces and gap fluctuations. Its innovative dual-layer airbag design features an outer airbag responsible for primary sealing and an inner airbag for pressure compensation. Combined with an aramid fiber or nickel-titanium alloy reinforced skeleton, it maintains stable sealing performance even under high pressure, extreme temperature variations, and vibration environments. The inflatable seal surface can be coated with a PTFE wear-resistant coating or a nano-hydrophobic coating. An integrated pressure sensor monitors the sealing status in real time, completely solving problems such as easy aging and delayed leak warnings associated with traditional seals. The Reinforced inflatable seal combines hygiene compliance with extreme operating condition tolerance, making it a key sealing solution bridging traditional industry and specialized fields.

 

Basic Structural Specifications

 

1. Cross-section Types: Supports standard cross-sections such as circular, rectangular, M-shaped, and Y-shaped. Customized three-dimensional cross-sections such as L-shaped, arc-shaped, and polygonal sections are also available to meet the contours of the equipment's sealing groove.

 

2. Cross-sectional dimensions: Sizes range from 5mm×5mm to 50mm×100mm, with dimensional tolerances strictly controlled within ±0.05mm to ensure precise matching with the sealing groove.

 

3. Length range: Continuous lengths from 10mm to 100m are available, supporting segmented design and cutting to adapt to different sealing scenarios according to actual installation requirements.