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Old 2nd April 2008, 12:37   #5 (permalink)
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Re: Baby booster high pressure seals

Quote: (Originally Posted by Sutty) View Original Post
Its a Jetsam micro booster I'm rebuilding (some parts being machined for me), I suspect the seal will be the same as in the baby booster, but I haven't stripped down my baby booster yet to check.
I found a couple of companies selling seals on the net but not been able to find the right size yet. Its a U-cup type design rod seal, with internal spring. Feels like PTFE or filled PTFE - not sure what the best material for high pressure O2 is, I suspect PTFE.
Size is (inches) 0.750 External diameter, 0.625 internal diameter (so cross-section 0.0625), and 0.125 thick. Most seals seem to have a square cross-section.
Any suggestions where to look welcomed.
I've emailed Jetsam as IF they are the same as the baby booster I should be able to buy from them - not heard back yet though.

Neil
FYI

the baby booster seals from jetsam are $60 postage is $50 eek
hence looking for a local supply should be < £1 I would of thought
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