• 2 inch FIG 602 / 1002 / 1502 Hammer Union Lip Seal
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2" FIG 602 / 1002 / 1502 Hammer Union Lip Seal | NBR, HNBR, FKM & PTFE

2" FIG 602 / 1002 / 1502 Hammer Union Lip Seal | NBR, HNBR, FKM & PTFE
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Minimum order quantity (1 carton): 700 pcs

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2" Hammer Union Lip Seal for compatible FIG 602, FIG 1002 and FIG 1502 oilfield flowline equipment. Available in NBR, HNBR, FKM and PTFE, with plain elastomer, brass backup or stainless-steel backup construction.

The replaceable lip profile provides the primary seal inside the union and helps protect the secondary metal-to-metal sealing surfaces.

Construction options

  • Plain elastomer: available in 80, 85 and 90 Shore A.
  • Brass or stainless-steel anti-extrusion ring: available in 85 and 90 Shore A for added extrusion support.
  • PTFE: available where the equipment specification calls for a rigid, low-friction sealing material.

Material selection

  • NBR (Buna-N): general oilfield service with petroleum oils and compatible water-based fluids.
  • HNBR: improved heat, wear and sour-service capability when compatible with the media.
  • FKM: higher-temperature service and broader resistance to compatible fuels and chemicals.

Ordering

Price is shown per piece. MOQ varies by selected material and construction. Volume pricing is available; larger quantities require a quote.

Important: Confirm nominal size, seal profile, compound, hardness, backup-ring material and equipment groove before ordering. The pressure rating is determined by the complete union assembly and service conditions.

Material Options

Available materials include Buna-N / NBR, HSN / HNBR, and FKM / Viton®-type compounds. Standard hardness options include 80 Shore A, 85 Shore A, and 90 Shore A depending on size and application.

Selected hammer union seals are available with brass or stainless steel anti-extrusion rings. Material, hardness, and insert type should be selected according to pressure rating, temperature, fluid media, and service conditions.

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