Abstract: The present invention provides a laminate having a high fluorohydrocarbon resistance even when used at a high temperature and suitable for use as a sealing member such as oil sealing, gasket and the like. In a laminate including a metal member, and an adhesive and a hydrogenated nitrile rubber formed article laminated on the metal member, the adhesive is formed from a cured product of a composition containing a resin containing not less than 90 mass % of a novolac type phenol resin having a gelling time, as measured by Japanese Industrial standard (JIS) K 6910:2007 “gelling time C method”, of 50 sec-150 sec at 150° C., and a curing agent.

Abstract: The present invention provides a laminate having a high fluorohydrocarbon resistance even when used at a high temperature and suitable for use as a sealing member such as oil sealing, gasket and the like. In a laminate including a metal member, and an adhesive and a hydrogenated nitrile rubber formed article laminated on the metal member, the adhesive is formed from a cured product of a composition containing a resin containing not less than 90 mass % of a novolac type phenol resin having a gelling time, as measured by Japanese Industrial standard (JIS) K 6910:2007 “gelling time C method”, of 50 sec-150 sec at 150° C., and a curing agent.

Abstract: In a rotary shaft seal configured such that first and second seal elements (1) and (2) each having a fundamental thickness (T) and each curved through a curved wall portions (5) of a corresponding one of the first and second seal elements (1) and (2) to have a generally J-shaped cross section are arranged so as to be curved in opposite directions along a shaft center (L), a wide circumferential groove (7) is formed in each of opposed surfaces (6) of the respective curved wall portions (5) of the first and second seal elements (1) and (2). Under use conditions (where the seal is inserted), extreme end portions (8) of the first and second seal elements (1) and (2) are in contact with an outer circumferential surface (9a) of a rotary shaft (9) with a peak contact pressure such that a contact width (E) is equal to or less than twice the fundamental thickness (T).

Abstract: In a rotary shaft seal configured such that first and second seal elements (1) and (2) each having a fundamental thickness (T) and each curved through a curved wall portions (5) of a corresponding one of the first and second seal elements (1) and (2) to have a generally J-shaped cross section are arranged so as to be curved in opposite directions along a shaft center (L), a wide circumferential groove (7) is formed in each of opposed surfaces (6) of the respective curved wall portions (5) of the first and second seal elements (1) and (2). Under use conditions (where the seal is inserted), extreme end portions (8) of the first and second seal elements (1) and (2) are in contact with an outer circumferential surface (9a) of a rotary shaft (9) with a peak contact pressure such that a contact width (E) is equal to or less than twice the fundamental thickness (T).

Abstract: In a rotation shaft seal provided with a rubber lip portion, disposed between a housing and a rotation shaft and sliding on the rotation shaft, and a supporting member receiving the lip portion from a low-pressure side, the cross-sectional configuration of the lip portion in free state is a trapezoid diminishing to the end having the maximum thickness portion within an area received by the supporting member.

Abstract: A rotation shaft seal to prevent inner leak from increasing along high-pressurization of sealed gas. A staged portion is formed on an outer case, and an end face on an inner side of the staged portion is covered with rubber to form a ring rubber portion of which end face is covered. A rubber end face of the rubber portion and a face on a peripheral edge of a seal element are pressed to each other.

Abstract: A rotation shaft seal in which a plate-shaped supporting piece, supporting a seal element from a low-pressure side, has an axis-orthogonal wall portion, a sloped wall portion, and an inner peripheral end flat wall portion at right angles with an axis in cross section cut at a plane including the axis of the rotation shaft.

Abstract: In a rotation shaft seal provided with a rubber lip portion, disposed between a housing and a rotation shaft and sliding on the rotation shaft, and a supporting member receiving the lip portion from a low-pressure side, the cross-sectional configuration of the lip portion in free state is a trapezoid diminishing to the end having the maximum thickness portion within an area received by the supporting member.

Abstract: A rotation shaft seal provided with a seal element having an axis-orthogonal wall portion at right angles with an axis, a curved middle portion which is continuing from an inner end of the axis-orthogonal wall portion and curving toward a high-pressure side, and a sealing lip portion continuing from an end of the middle portion. The seal element is provided with a thin wall portion on the middle portion. Further, a supporting member, having a receiving face to contact the thin wall portion from a low-pressure side and support the middle portion, is provided.

Abstract: A rotation shaft seal to prevent inner leak from increasing along high-pressurization of sealed gas. A staged portion is formed on an outer case, and an end face on an inner side of the staged portion is covered with rubber to form a ring rubber portion of which end face is covered. A rubber end face of the rubber portion and a face on a peripheral edge of a seal element are pressed to each other.

Abstract: A metal seal of ring as a whole disposed between a first contact flat face portion and a second contact flat face portion parallel to each other. This metal seal has a middle base portion, a first contact convex portion, and a second contact convex portion. The first contact convex portion protrudes from an inner side and the second contact convex portion protrudes from an outer side. The metal seal generates torsional elastic deformation around the middle base portion as a center in an attached and compressed state.

Abstract: A metal seal of ring as a whole disposed between a first contact flat face portion and a second contact flat face portion parallel to each other. This metal seal has a middle base portion, a first contact convex portion, and a second contact convex portion. The first contact convex portion protrudes from an inner side and the second contact convex portion protrudes from an outer side. The metal seal generates torsional elastic deformation around the middle base portion as a center in an attached and compressed state.

Abstract: A metal seal of ring as a whole disposed between a first contact flat face portion and a second contact flat face portion parallel to each other. This metal seal has a middle base portion, a first contact convex portion, and a second contact convex portion. The first contact convex portion protrudes from an inner side and the second contact convex portion protrudes from an outer side. The metal seal generates torsional elastic deformation around the middle base portion as a center in an attached and compressed state.

Abstract: A metal seal of ring as a whole disposed between a first contact flat face portion and a second contact flat face portion parallel to each other. This metal seal has a middle base portion, a first contact convex portion, and a second contact convex portion. The first contact convex portion protrudes from an inner side and the second contact convex portion protrudes from an outer side. The metal seal generates torsional elastic deformation around the middle base portion as a center in an attached and compressed state.