- Pressure: The pressure resistance of the oil seal should match the maximum working pressure of the hydraulic system. For low - pressure systems (below 10MPa), general - purpose oil seals can be used; for medium - pressure systems (10 - 20MPa), oil seals with better pressure resistance are required; for high - pressure systems (above 20MPa), high - pressure - resistant oil seals must be selected to avoid oil leakage.
- Temperature: The working temperature of the hydraulic system has a great influence on the performance of the oil seal. The oil seal material should be able to maintain good elasticity and sealing performance within the working temperature range of the system. For example, in high - temperature environments, fluororubber oil seals can be used, which can withstand temperatures of up to 200°C; in low - temperature environments, silicone rubber oil seals have better low - temperature flexibility and can work normally at - 50°C or lower.
- Speed: The running speed of the hydraulic cylinder piston rod or rotating shaft also affects the selection of oil seals. At high speeds, the oil seal is prone to wear and heat generation, so oil seals with low friction and good heat - dissipation performance should be selected. For example, polyurethane oil seals have good wear resistance and low friction, and are suitable for high - speed occasions.