Hydraulic repair
Hydraulic Equipment Manufacturing and Repair Sealing Supply
Hydraulic workshops and equipment builders need a dependable source of rod seals, piston seals, wipers, wear rings and O-rings in many sizes. Globseals supports these businesses with identification, quotes and sealing support for cylinder repairs and new builds. Send groove dimensions, drawings or the removed seals, and we will advise how best to proceed.
- Rod and piston seals
- Wipers and wear rings
- Seal kit identification
- Groove dimensions

Sealing challenges
Cylinder repair margins depend on getting the right seal the first time. The usual obstacles are:
- Unknown cylinder makes with no available seal kit data
- Worn grooves and rods that make measurement unclear
- A wide spread of profiles, from simple U-cups to multi-piece piston assemblies
- Contamination, side loading and misalignment that cause repeat failures
- Customers waiting while parts are identified
Relevant product families
These product families are commonly enquired about in this sector. Open any page for sizes, materials and buying options.
- Rod seals: Rod seals in several profiles and materials.
- Piston seals: Piston seals, single and double acting.
- Wiper and scraper seals: Wipers and scrapers to protect rod seals.
- Wear rings and guide rings: Wear rings and guide rings.
- Backup rings: Backup rings for O-ring grooves under pressure.
You can also browse all product categories or the online shop, where products are being added.
How to select the right part
Seal profile and compound depend on pressure, speed, temperature, fluid and cylinder type. Polyurethane is typically common in rod and piston seals, with PTFE-based profiles for lower friction and higher speed, but every profile has its own limits. These are general notes; check against the manufacturer's data for your application.
Information that speeds up a correct recommendation:
- Rod diameter, bore diameter and groove width and depth
- Working pressure, speed and stroke
- Hydraulic fluid type and temperature
- Cylinder make and model, and whether the seal is single or double acting
Technical and identification support
Our hydraulic cylinder sealing support service covers what to send and how we review it. A photo of the removed seals laid out in order, with measurements, gives the best chance of a quick answer.
If you are unsure what you have, start with find my seal, upload a drawing, or read about our technical support.
Procurement and ordering
Workshops can ask for common kit sizes quoted together and for pricing on repeat lines. Trade accounts are described on our trade accounts page. Availability and lead times are confirmed per enquiry.
Globseals offers three ways to buy: buy online where a confirmed price is shown, request a quote for custom, bulk or unpriced items, or ask for technical review when identification is unresolved. Call 011 079 6033, WhatsApp 079 508 0989 or email info@globseals.com.
Options & specifications
| Typical focus | Hydraulic repair |
|---|---|
| Main product families | Rod seals, Piston seals, Wiper and scraper seals, Wear rings and guide rings |
| Buying modes | Buy online, request a quote, technical review |
| Information to send | Part number, dimensions or drawing, medium, temperature, pressure, equipment details |
| Availability | Confirmed per enquiry |
Options, materials and turnaround are confirmed on your written quote.
How ordering works
- 1
Describe the equipment
Send the make, model and where the part is fitted.
- 2
Share part details
Include a part number, measurements, photos or a drawing.
- 3
Give the duty
State the medium, temperature, pressure and speed.
- 4
Receive options
We reply with a quote, a buy-online link or a technical review.
Frequently asked questions
Can you identify an unknown seal kit?
Often yes, from measurements and photos. Where it cannot be resolved, it goes to technical review.
What measurements do you need?
Rod diameter, bore, groove width and depth, plus operating details. See our measuring guide.
Do you supply seals in single quantities?
Quantities are quoted per request, including small repair quantities.
Why do my new seals keep failing?
Causes include contamination, surface finish and misalignment. See common causes of seal failure.
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Send your part numbers, dimensions or drawing and we will confirm the best buying route.
Send your brief, quantities and deadline. We reply with a clear written quote and confirm the turnaround before anything goes to production.
