Toolcraft O-Ring Seal Set For Clocks - 820968

Best current price£8.29from eBay
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£8.29Visit shop Toolcraft O-Ring Seal Set For Clocks 100pcs
Visit shop
Best current price£8.29from eBay
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£8.29Visit shop Toolcraft O-Ring Seal Set For Clocks 100pcs
Visit shop3 offers from £8.29 - £11.04
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Toolcraft O-Ring Seal Set 820968 is an essential maintenance collection for hobbyists, watchmakers, and clock repair enthusiasts looking to restore or maintain precise mechanical instruments. This 100-piece kit offers a diverse range of sizes, providing the versatility needed to create airtight or dust-proof seals for various watch cases and clock movements. While it is an invaluable resource for repair professionals, beginners should note that identifying the correct sizing for specific antique movements requires a set of digital calipers for accurate measurement.
| Model Part Number | 820968 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TOOLCRAFT |
These are designed for standard clock and watch maintenance. They may not meet the high-pressure specifications required for professional diving watches.
Yes, a light application of high-quality silicone grease is recommended to keep the rubber supple and ensure a better seal.
These are sized specifically for watches and clocks; they may not be suitable for other mechanical or electronic applications.
They are made from durable synthetic rubber optimized for flexibility and longevity in precision instruments.
Use a digital caliper to measure the groove diameter of your watch case and compare it to the rings in the kit.
Verify the diameter using digital calipers; ensure the groove is entirely free of old gasket residue or debris.
The seal may be slightly too thick. Ensure you have selected the thinnest profile possible that still maintains a snug, secure fit.
To ensure the longevity of your seals, keep the storage container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, as UV exposure can break down the rubber over time. When selecting a seal, ensure it is neither too large—which may result in a bulging or pinched seal—nor too small, which will fail to create a proper barrier. Periodically inspect your seals during annual maintenance checks; if you notice any cracking, dryness, or flattening, replace them immediately to avoid movement damage. Always use silicone grease sparingly, as excessive lubrication can attract dirt and lint.