Dimensional data for M10 USIT Rings (Self-Centring Bonded Seals) to Trade series (self-centring bonded washers, USIT type), with the installation notes for this type.
Values are taken from the governing standard rather than from a general machine-thread table, because this type is not selected on one.
M10 Dimensional Row (Trade series (self-centring bonded washers, USIT type))
| Thread | Seal element | Metal carrier | Typical service |
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| M10 | NBR inner lip | zinc-plated steel | hydraulic ports and plugs |
Custom manufacturing · Made to drawing
Need USIT rings (self-centring bonded seals) in a size this table does not list?
This page covers M10 USIT rings (self-centring bonded seals). Inside diameter, cross-section and compound are the three that matter, and the compound is chosen against the fluid and the temperature rather than the dimensions.
Minimum order from 2,000 pieces; samples within 7 days of drawing approval.
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Applications & Industries for M10 USIT Rings
USIT Rings are bought for a small number of well-defined jobs. These are the ones we ship them for. Stocked from M6 to M27.
Industries that specify USIT Rings
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Machine tools
Coolant and hydraulic ports.
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Hydraulics
Port plugs and fittings.
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Mobile plant
Vibration-prone joints.
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Compressors
Sealing under pressure cycling.
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Process & food equipment
Sealing at joints that are cleaned and inspected.
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Hydraulics & pneumatics
Static and dynamic sealing in cylinders and valve bodies.
Typical applications
- seating the ring square before tightening
- choosing the self-centring form where the seat is imperfect
- matching the thread size exactly
- selecting FKM where the fluid or temperature demands it
- excluding dust and moisture from a housing
- sealing a joint against fluid or air pressure
Service conditions to specify against
- Sealed joints
- Used where the fixing has to keep water or air out as well as hold — the elastomer, not the fastener, decides service life.
Where to use something else
- Do not reuse a bonded or USIT seal after it has been compressed; the elastomer has taken a set and will not seal a second time.
Full application guide: where USIT Rings are used, how to specify them, and the cases they are wrong for