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Pneumatic selector

Find a precise starting point for pneumatic sealing.

Describe the sealing position, dimensions and working conditions. The selector checks the supplied Kimman ranges and returns suitable profile families and exact product variants.

Guided selection

Search 2,153 products across 43 pneumatic profiles.

Enter what you know. The selector checks the supplied Kimman product ranges against dimensions, pressure, speed and temperature, then explains the strongest matches.

Complete cylinder

See the pneumatic sealing system in context.

Selected focus: Rod sealing

Photorealistic cutaway render of a pneumatic cylinder with machined steel, hard-chrome rod, blue polyurethane, NBR, carbon-filled PTFE and solid bronze bushings
Piston sealRod sealWiper
Step 01

Where is the seal working?

Choose the primary sealing position or build a complete pneumatic cylinder starting point.

Used as application context for the result and technical review.
Step 02

Add dimensions or look up a known product.

For rod-side products, the inner diameter is compared with the rod. For piston-side products, the outer diameter is compared with the bore. Direct lookup searches all categories.

Entering a query searches the complete dataset, independent of the application selected in step 01.
mm
Enter a positive rod diameter.
mm
The bore must be larger than the rod.
mm
mm
± mm
Applied to entered diameters and widths.
Step 03

Describe the operating conditions.

The selector removes products whose published ranges do not cover the entered pressure, speed or temperature. Leave an unknown value blank.

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m/s
°C
°C
The exact medium and lubrication remain technical verification steps; the source lists do not contain compound-level compatibility data.
Step 04

What matters most in this application?

Select every condition that applies. These priorities refine the supporting elements and the explanation behind the result.

Send the result into a technical conversation.

Combine this preselection with a drawing, existing seal dimensions, air quality, lubrication details and the actual duty cycle.

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