SKF
SKF 17284 Shaft Seal CRW1 NBR 1.75 x 2.437 x .313 in
Rotary shaft seal with 1.75 in inside diameter, 2.437 in outside diameter, 0.313 in width, NBR lip and carbon-steel spring rated to 10 psi and 3,180 RPM
- ColorTransparent
- Width5/16"
- Seals shafts reliably with CRW1 single-lip design
- Nitrile rubber lip resists oils, fuels and greases
- 75 in bore fits common rotary applications
- Carbon steel spring maintains sealing pressure up to 10 psi
- Acrylic-coated case protects against corrosion in harsh environments
Product identity
The SKF 17284 is a rotary shaft seal designed for equipment that requires a 1.75 in inside diameter and a 2.437 in outside diameter. It suits maintenance teams and original-equipment assemblers who need a single-lip NBR seal for common industrial fluids.
Build and fit
The CRW1 design uses a carbon-steel spring to maintain lip contact at pressures up to 10 psi and speeds up to 3, 180 RPM. An acrylic case coating eases installation in standard inch-dimension housings without special tooling.
Included items
The package supplies the seal only; no installation sleeve, lubricant or additional hardware is bundled. Users should verify shaft finish and housing bore tolerances before fitting to ensure the 0.313 in width seats correctly.
Highlights
- Seals shafts reliably with CRW1 single-lip design
- Nitrile rubber lip resists oils, fuels and greases
- 75 in bore fits common rotary applications
- Carbon steel spring maintains sealing pressure up to 10 psi
- Acrylic-coated case protects against corrosion in harsh environments
Specifications
| Brand | SKF |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
| Width | 5/16" |
Questions about this item
What rotational speed does the 1.75 in shaft seal handle?
The CRW1 design is rated for a maximum of 3,180 RPM and a surface speed of 7.36 mps.
What bore and shaft diameters does the 2.437 in outside diameter seal fit?
It installs in a 2.437 in bore and seals on a 1.75 in shaft with a 0.313 in width.
How is the carbon-steel garter spring seated during installation?
Press the seal squarely into the bore until the metal case bottoms out, keeping the spring centred on the shaft.
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