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Rockwell Automation Publication 2090-IN012E-EN-P - February 2019
Shaft Seal Kits
About Shaft Seals
A shaft seal is recommended if the motor shaft and end bell are exposed to significant amounts of
containments, such as oil, fluids, or fine dust. Use a shaft seal in these environments to prolong
the life of the motor. A shaft seal and Bulletin 2090 cables with environmentally sealed
connectors are required for an IP66 rating or greater.
See Kinetix Motion Accessories Specifications Technical Data, publication
find Bulletin 2090 cables with environmentally sealed connectors for your motor.
Required Tools
Use these tools to install a shaft seal:
• Appropriately sized screw or bolt to grip and remove the worn shaft seal
• Rubber/wooden mallet or a metal hammer and wooden work piece
• Socket, pipe, or tubing (various sizes)
• Abrasive cloth to remove any nicks or burrs from the motor shaft
IMPORTANT
The shaft seal is not required in applications where the motor shaft and end bell are free of oil,
fluids, or fine dust, and a lower IP rating is sufficient.
Shaft seals are subject to wear and require periodic inspection and replacement. Replacement
is recommended every 3 months, not to exceed 12 months, depending on use.
If you paint the motor, do not get paint on the shaft seal area or the shaft, as this can decrease
the life of the shaft seal.
Oil, Fluids, and Fine Dust
Oil, Fluids, and Fine Dust
Shaft Seal Installation
is Recommended
Shaft Seal Installation
is Not Recommended
Motor Shaft and
End Bell are Exposed
to Containments
Motor Shaft and
End Bell are Protected
From Containments
Oil, Fluids, and Fine Dust
Shaft Seal Installation
is Not Recommended
