Anti-uv aging water tank rubber seal ring
By introducing a corrugated structure and guide groove design into the rubber sealing ring, combined with connecting springs and rollers, the problem of the inability to adjust the sealing ring thickness is solved, thereby improving the sealing effect and extending the service life.
CN224380583UActive Publication Date: 2026-06-19GUANGZHOU TAIWEI RUBBER PRODUCTS CO LTD
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- GUANGZHOU TAIWEI RUBBER PRODUCTS CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-08-13
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-19
AI Technical Summary
Technical Problem
Existing rubber sealing rings lack an effective extension adjustment mechanism in UV-resistant aging water tanks, resulting in the sealing ring thickness being unable to adapt to installation requirements, affecting sealing performance and service life.
Method used
The rubber inner ring with a corrugated structure and guide groove design, combined with the connecting spring and roller structure, enables the rubber sealing ring to be adjusted in length and width, thereby enhancing the tightness and protection of the sealing ring.
Benefits of technology
With its corrugated structure and guide groove design, the rubber sealing ring can adapt to different installation requirements, improve the sealing effect, extend its service life and avoid wear.
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Abstract
This utility model discloses an anti-UV aging water tank rubber sealing ring, relating to the technical field of rubber sealing rings. The rubber sealing ring includes a first annular seat and a second annular seat, with a rubber inner ring disposed between the first and second annular seats. The rubber inner ring has a corrugated structure. It also includes: rubber end rings disposed at both ends of the rubber inner ring, the two rubber end rings being an integral structure with the rubber inner ring, and the two rubber end rings being glued and fixedly connected to the first and second annular seats respectively using nail-free adhesive; and an inner connecting ring frame integrally formed and disposed at the lower end of the first annular seat, with a connecting ring frame sleeved at the lower end of the inner connecting ring frame. The connecting ring frame is an integral structure with the second annular seat. This invention solves the problem that existing rubber sealing rings, while improving service life through an annular outer structure, lack an effective extension adjustment mechanism during use, resulting in the sealing ring thickness not being able to adapt to installation requirements.
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