20 × 47 × 7 oil seal
Oil seals › 20 × 47 × 7
A 20 × 47 × 7 oil seal fits a 20 mm shaft in a 47 mm housing bore and is 7 mm wide. Ask for 20×47×7 TC: a rotary shaft seal with two lips and a garter spring.
| Shaft Ø | 20 mm |
|---|---|
| Housing bore | 47 mm |
| Width | 7 mm |
| Housing bore, H8 | 47.000 to 47.039 mm |
| Shaft, h11 | 19.870 to 20.000 mm, ground Ra 0.2–0.8 µm |
| Shaft lead-in | 15–30° down to Ø18 mm |
| Housing | chamfer 15–30°, bore at least 7.3 mm deep |
A common metric size (DIN 3760 / ISO 6194). Tolerances from ISO 286; fitting sizes as Benchsmith's Find → Seal gives them.
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Bench note · why the spring faces the oil
The lip with the garter spring faces the oil or grease you keep in. The second, dust lip faces out. Fitted backwards it leaks from the first turn.
Bench note · why a lead-in on the shaft
Push it on over a chamfer, a sleeve or tape over keyways and threads: a sharp edge rolls or cuts the lip. Press the seal in square with a driver on the outer case, not on the lip.
Same shaft, other housings
- 20 × 30 × 77 mm wide
- 20 × 32 × 77 mm wide
- 20 × 35 × 77 mm wide
- 20 × 40 × 77 mm wide
- 20 × 42 × 77 mm wide
Same housing bore, other shafts
- 22 × 47 × 77 mm wide
- 24 × 47 × 77 mm wide
- 25 × 47 × 77 mm wide
- 28 × 47 × 77 mm wide
- 30 × 47 × 77 mm wide
- 32 × 47 × 88 mm wide
- 35 × 47 × 77 mm wide
Next shaft size
- 18 × 30 × 718 mm shaft (down)
- 22 × 32 × 722 mm shaft (up)
Old seal with no size on it? Measure the shaft, the housing bore and the width, and type them into Benchsmith → Find → Seal.