Front Seals

Unlike other seals that are used in various industries, automotive seals have exceptional strength, are durable and completely quiet. We may withstand heavy duty use and attribute intense movements to a running engine. Without those seals, all would fall apart. Seals allow the vehicle to operate and run properly. These are used not only in vehicles but also in motorcycles, ATVs, and heavy machinery and equipment off-road for various applications. Seals are an important part of the car industry. We are used in a variety of applications. Seals may be small but they serve an even bigger and bigger role in the vehicle's integrity. The gas and the liquid are contained within the chamber. The gas tank has seals which allow the vehicle to use the fuel without wasting it. Hydraulic seals also play an important role in moving vehicle parts. Systems that use hydraulic seals inside the vehicle include suspensions and brakes. Seal stave off pollutants from critical component parts of the engine. Seals hold dust and other contaminants away from the vehicle's engine and other essential components. Front wheel bearings are often filled with lubricants which protect the components against corrosion, wear and tear. The bearings need to be spotless, so corrosion inside it can lead to premature failure of the housing components.

The seals secure the bearing by preventing entry of dust and powder into the assembly. The wheel seal is supposed to fit very tightly in the wheel assembly and protects the wheel bearings against dirt, water and other debris which can cause damage. There is an enormous amount of grease inside the wheel bearing which keeps the bearings running smoothly, coolly and secure. Nevertheless, the grease can and often does escape from the wheel bearing when the seal of the wheel is loose. As the wheels turn, centripetal force flies this grease around the centre of the wheel and may spill into the ground. If there is rust or what appears to be rough dirt between the car's tyres, this could be a warning sign of a worn or damaged wheel seal and should be checked as soon as possible by a professional mechanic.

Keeps the bearing dirt out and thus avoids premature wear. Hold lubricant in, ensuring smooth bearing rotation.