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Inpro/Seal Bearing Isolator Receives IP66 Rating

June 4, 2013
A rating of IP66 states that the enclosed equipment is dust tight and protected against heavy seas or water projected in powerful jets.

Inpro/Seal’s bearing isolator has received IP66 rating through third-party testing performed at Underwriters Laboratories (UL), the company said.

IP, or ingress protection, ratings are used to define the level of sealing effectiveness for enclosed equipment against intrusion from foreign bodies, including dust, dirt, powder and moisture. A rating of IP66 states that the enclosed equipment is dust tight and protected against heavy seas or water projected in powerful jets from entering the seal and passing into the enclosed equipment.

The bearing isolator earned the IP66 rating after stringent testing found that zero dust or water passed through the seal and entered the enclosed equipment.

The Inpro/Seal bearing isolator handles severe duty and/or wash down environments where outside contamination entering the bearing housing causes premature bearing failure.

For more information, visit www.inpro-seal.com.

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