30x42x6 Single Lip Viton Rubber Rotary Shaft Seal

30x42x6 Single Lip Viton Rubber Rotary Shaft Seal

Marsoni

M251S

$14.87

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30x42x6 Single Lip Viton Rubber Rotary Shaft SealAcrylonitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) is the material name for nitrile rubber. This material is very good for seals due to its make up. Nitrile rubber can tolerate short term dry running of the sealing lip. The operating temperature range without failure of nitrile rubber is 40 to +100 C. This also offers a special nitrile rubber compound with a temperature range between 55 and +110 C. Please click here for a full in depth look at the range of seals

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I got this because I got sick or buying canned air. This will pay for itself in a short time if you use canned air often enough. Surprisingly powerful and can even blow some debris from the floor of my garage from a standing position. Different attachments for whatever your need it. Well worth it. As soon as I got it I cleaned all my electronics and was satisfied by how much dust flew out of them. Electronics can now breath again and are performing as they should and are not overheating.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026