How to contact seals direct in the UK?
Please call our sales and technical team on 01425 617722 or email your requirements. For many years Seals + Direct has been providing solutions to sealing problems within the marine, industrial, caravan and automotive industries.
Can a lip seal be set over a used shaft?
If you have a used shaft, it likely has developed a wear ring where the old lip seal was placed. You should never set the contact patch to a previous contact point. If this is unavoidable, there are products that you can slip over the shaft to help with the damaged surfaces. This is usually quicker and more cost effective than replacing a shaft.
Why is my fifth wheel slide not sealing?
When troubleshooting a leak along one wall of the slide in our fifth wheel, I discovered the top flap seal was not creating a tight seam along the roof. A gap of nearly 1″ was allowing rainwater to penetrate the inner seal and run down the wall inside our RV. OK, step one accomplished. But why wasn’t the flap sealing properly?
What kind of product is rubber door seal?
We specialise in the manufacture and supply of rubber and associated products, and our flexible approach to the needs of our customers is the key to our service. We can supply small quantities or continuous high volume products, many of which are available from our comprehensive range of standard stock products.
Can a slide out seal be raised or lowered?
The RV slide out seal can be brought in or out and raised or lowered depending on which way you tighten or loosen the nuts and bolts on the slide room’s hydraulic arms. Each side of the room can be adjusted independently of the others. If you’re unsure which of these adjustments your room needs, Steve can help!
How does slide out seal work on RV?
All RVs, whether motorhomes or fifth wheels, travel unique paths and terrain, so you’ll likely find that your RV slide room develops pressure spots that are different from those of another RV owner.
Can you put a slide on under door seal?
Remove the old bottom seal and slide this one on. It will not fit over the old/original seal. You may need to get a small block of wood and hammer the new seal in place because it fits very tight. But, it is an excellent product once in place. Can I cut to fit?
When troubleshooting a leak along one wall of the slide in our fifth wheel, I discovered the top flap seal was not creating a tight seam along the roof. A gap of nearly 1″ was allowing rainwater to penetrate the inner seal and run down the wall inside our RV. OK, step one accomplished. But why wasn’t the flap sealing properly?
