Integral Molded Inflatable Seal for Sealing Applications

Quantitative Comparison of Integral molded inflatable seal and Conventional Gas Seals in Core Application Scenarios of the Target Market   I. Manufacturing Industry (Automotive Manufacturing)   Sealing Performance and Leakage Rate * Integral molded inflatable seal: In automotive engine sealing, leakage rates can be as low as 0.05 m³/(h·m²) (data from the Fraunhofer Institute, Germany), far exceeding the requirements of ISO 9001 standards. Its active sealing mechanism compensates for manufacturing errors through gas expansion, ensuring uniform contact of the sealing surface. * Conventional inflatable seal: Rely on passive compression sealing, with leakage rates typically between 0.2-0.5 m³/(h·m²). Increased compression is needed to improve sealing performance, but this can easily lead to excessive wear of the seals. * Service Life and Maintenance Costs * Integral Molded Gas Seal: In automotive battery pack sealing, service life can reach 8-10 years (electric vehicle industry case study)…