5J-4989 | 6.000" Caterpillar® 2-Piece Piston Seal - GF.PTFE/NBR

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5J-4989 | 6.000" Caterpillar® 2-Piece Piston Seal - GF.PTFE/NBRProduct Details : 5J 4989 6. 000" Caterpillar 2 Piece Piston Seal GF. PTFE NBR Part No: RCAT 5J4989 Caterpillar Reference No.: 5J 4989 Product Category: Piston Seals Product Type: Piston Seal Profile: CAT TYPE 1 No. Of Pieces: 2 PCS Material(s): Glass Filled Teflon Nitrile Material Code: GF. PTFE NBR Temperature Range: 30F to +230F ( 34C to +110C) Pressure Range: 5800 PSI ( 400 Bar) Surface Speed: < 12 ft s (3. 7 m s) System Of Measurement: Inch Bore

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021