
DBH 1002 radial shaft seal — 34 x 50 x 7
- Brand
- DBH
- Category
- Seals
- Subcategory
- Radial shaft seals
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Since 1945 · Martínez, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Description
DBH 1002 is a reference of radial shaft seal, within Seals. Request a quote for 1002 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.
The DBH 1002 oil seal seals a 34 mm diameter shaft against a 50 mm housing, with a height of 7 mm and Lz-R design, according to the DBH product page.
With these dimensions it is a small to medium-sized oil seal, common in electric motors, gearboxes and medium-power pumps. The Lz-R design identifies a sealing lip variant within the DBH line; if you have the old oil seal, compare it before discarding it to confirm it is the same variant.
It is mounted in the bearing housing or the equipment cover, with the lip always facing the side that must be protected from grease loss or contamination ingress. A blow to the edge during installation can damage the lip without it being visible to the naked eye, so it is best to use a driver or a tube of the correct diameter to install it.
If you need an equivalent from another brand for this size — 34 by 50 by 7 mm — the size is what defines compatibility, regardless of the manufacturer.
Dimensions
- Shaft (d)
- 34mm
- Housing bore (D)
- 50mm
- Height (h)
- 7.00mm
- Design
- Lz-R
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the dimensions of a DBH 1002 oil seal?
- 34 mm shaft, 50 mm housing and 7 mm height, with Lz-R lip design according to the DBH product page.
- Are there equivalents from other brands for this size?
- Yes, the 34 by 50 by 7 mm size is common to several manufacturers. Contact us and we will confirm which alternatives are available.
- How is it installed without damaging the lip?
- With a driver or a tube of the oil seal diameter, pressing evenly on the metal outer edge, never on the rubber lip.

