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Precision Rings, Inc. (PRI) has a well-established history of supplying Aircraft Seal Rings to all major aviation companies both public and private. PRI’s Aircraft Seal Rings can be used for all kinds of fuselage and body applications such as the door, landing gear, butterfly valves for de-icing, auxiliary power units, bleed air valves, and chillers. PRI’s design and engineering team will review prints or drawings to help determine the best process to manufacture Aircraft Seal Rings. Precision’s engineering team is also capable of designing Aircraft Seal Rings based on operating conditions including, temperatures, pressures, and environmental conditions. Precision rings, Inc. focuses on nickel based alloys and the super alloys to overcome the temperature swings and operating conditions endured by Aircraft Seal Rings. Precision rings can provide both prototypes and high volume runs. All Aircraft Seal Rings are subjected to our regular quality assurance process as well as applicable FAA, DOD, and MIL specifications as requested.


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Temperature Limits

-100 to 2000 ºF
-73 to 1093 ºC

Diameter

0.200 in to over 100 inches.

Materials Commonly Used to Manufacture

Below is a list of materials PRI commonly uses to manufacture piston and seal rings. Please note this is not an exhaustive list of materials used.
17-4 PH (AMS 5643)
17-7 PH (AMS 5528)
302 Stainless (AMS 5688)
410 Stainless (AMS 5613)
420 Stainless (AMS 5621 or AMS 5620)
A286 (AMS 5731, AMS 5732)
Aluminum-Nickel-Bronze (AMS 4640 or AMS 4880)
Inconel 600 (AMS 5665)
Inconel 625 (AMS 5666)
Inconel X-718 (AMS 5662)
Inconel X-750 (AMS 5542, AMS 5699, AMS 5698, AMS 5667)
Nitronic 60 (AMS 5848)
Stellite 25 (AMS 5759)
Stellite 31 (AMS 5382)
Waspaloy (AMS 5706 or AMS 5708)

Type of Seal

Expanding Rings
Expanding
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Contracting Rings
Contracting
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Ring Types

One Piece Rings
One Piece Ring
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Two Ring Combination
Two Ring Combination
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Three Ring Combination
Three Ring Combination
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Marcel Springs
Marcel Spring
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Pinned Rings
Pinned
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Surface Protection Treatment

Precision Rings, Inc. offers a wide array of surface protection treatments. Since each design is custom, the engineering department can select the optimum treatment for each application if necessary.

Media to be Sealed

Precision Rings can create Aircraft Seal Rings to seal all gases, liquids, semi-solids, and solids.

Turning Tolerances

Accuracy - ±0.0002 (CNC Lathes)
Accuracy - ±0.0005 (Vertical Turret Lathe)
Repeat Accuracy - ±0.0002 (CNC Machine Centers)

Grinding Tolerances

Blanchard Accuracy - ±0.0004
O.D. & I.D. Accuracy - ±0.0002

Milling Tolerances

Repeat Accuracy - ±0.0005

Coordinate Measuring Machine Accuracy

±0.0002

Heat Treating

Precision has the capability of heat treating when required by material specifications and/or design criteria.

Heat Treat (Furnaces)

2500 ºF

Heat Treat (Deep Freeze)

-100 ºF

Heat Treat (Salt Baths)

1100 ºF

Order Volumes

Aircraft Seal Rings can be created for prototype or high volume runs.

Drawing Types Accepted

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Types of Motion

Butterfly Valve
Reciprocating
Rotating
Static

Pressure Differentials

Precision Rings, Inc. can create Aircraft Seal Rings to satisfy design criteria for any pressure differential. This includes both standard and pressure reversing systems.

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