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SKF 13052 Shaft Seal CRWA1 NBR 1.313 x 2.062 x .313 in
Rotary shaft seal with 1.313 in inside diameter, 2.062 in outside diameter and .313 in width handles oils, greases and fuels up to 10 psi and 3,540 RPM
- ColorTransparent
- Reliable sealing up to 10 psi pressure
- Handles shaft speeds up to 3,540 RPM
- Compatible with oils, fuels, greases and hot water
- Dual-lip design with carbon-steel spring for secure fit
- Acrylic-coated case resists corrosion in harsh environments
SKF 13052 CRWA1 Shaft Seal
The SKF 13052 is a CRWA1 rotary shaft seal built for automotive engine maintenance. It fits a 1.313 in shaft and a 2.062 in bore with a 0.313 in overall width. Mechanics use it to retain lubricants and exclude contamination in rotating assemblies.
Replaces worn lip seals on shafts up to 1.313 in
Swap it in when the original seal leaks or hardens from heat and fluid exposure. The jump is worth it when a twin-lip nitrile design rated for 10 psi and 3,540 RPM restores sealing life on gasoline, diesel, oil, grease or hot water systems.
Fits standard inch-dimension housings
The carbon-steel spring maintains lip pressure while the acrylic-coated case resists bore corrosion. Two nitrile lips handle surface speeds to 6.2 mps, freeing the surrounding bearings and housings from fluid loss and abrasive ingress.
Highlights
- Reliable sealing up to 10 psi pressure
- Handles shaft speeds up to 3,540 RPM
- Compatible with oils, fuels, greases and hot water
- Dual-lip design with carbon-steel spring for secure fit
- Acrylic-coated case resists corrosion in harsh environments
Specifications
| Brand | SKF |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What bore diameter and housing depth does the 1.313 in shaft seal need to fit?
The seal installs in a 2.062 in bore with an overall width of .313 in, so the housing must match those dimensions for the carbon-steel spring case to seat correctly.
How do you install the CRWA1 seal without damaging the nitrile lips?
Lubricate the shaft and seal lips with compatible oil, then press the seal squarely using a driver that contacts only the outer metal case until it bottoms at the .313 in width.
When should the 13052 seal be replaced under normal service?
Replace the seal if leakage appears, the nitrile lips harden or crack, or the shaft shows grooving; the carbon-steel spring and acrylic-coated case remain serviceable unless corroded.
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