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Radial shaft seal DBH 1171
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 1171
- Brand
- DBHOfficial brand
- Category
- Seals
- Subcategory
- Radial shaft seals
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Description
DBH 1171 is a radial shaft seal reference, within Seals. Request a quote for 1171 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with lead time and equivalents.
The DBH 1171 oil seal is a radial seal with A 378 design that mounts in housings of 110 mm diameter and 12 mm height. Its function is to retain lubricant inside the assembly and prevent the ingress of dust, water or particles that could damage bearings and bushings. It is a common replacement part in industrial equipment operating with rotating shafts and requiring reliable sealing under continuous working conditions.
This item is a DBH radial shaft seal with designation 1171 and A 378 design. According to the data sheet, it is installed in a housing of 110 mm outer diameter and has 12 mm height. The A 378 design defines the geometry of the lip and metal body, but does not replace the need to consult the exact shaft size required by your equipment.
Seals of this type are used in gear reducers, pumps, electric motors, rollers and transmission equipment where a shaft rotates within a fixed housing. They also appear in older or European-origin machines, where the code 1171 and A 378 design allow locating the spare part without relying on the original size. If the seal is hardened, deformed or has lost its lip, it should be replaced before lubricant escapes and affects nearby bearings or gears.
To properly select a radial shaft seal, three things must be confirmed: shaft diameter, housing diameter and height. Also check the condition of the shaft surface, because a scratched or worn track will cause any new seal to leak. During assembly, lubricate the lip with the same grease or oil used in the equipment, support the seal perpendicularly and tap with a tube of suitable diameter, never with a screwdriver. If the housing has burrs or the shaft has a step, correct it before installing the part.
If the code 1171 does not match the size you need, an equivalent or nearby size can be sought within the same category of radial shaft seals. For this, it is advisable to send the actual shaft diameter, housing diameter and height, plus a photo of the old seal and the housing. With this data, MR Accesorios Industriales compares against alternatives and proposes the closest option, without inventing sizes not confirmed by the manufacturer.
To request a quote for the DBH 1171 seal or ask for an equivalent size, send the code 1171 via WhatsApp to MR Accesorios Industriales along with the dimensions of your equipment. This confirms the quote and avoids purchasing a part that does not correspond. MR markets this brand as part of its line of seals and oil seals, and can also advise you on bushings, bearings and lubricants associated with the same assembly.
Dimensions
- Shaft (d)
- 0mm
- Housing bore (D)
- 110mm
- Height (h)
- 12.00mm
- Design
- A 378
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the dimensions of the DBH 1171 seal?
- The data sheet indicates a housing of 110 mm and height of 12 mm, with A 378 design. Before purchasing, confirm the actual shaft diameter against the manufacturer's data sheet or consult us via WhatsApp.
- Can it replace an old seal without a code?
- Yes, if the shaft, housing and height dimensions match. Send us a photo of the used seal and the dimensions taken with a caliper. With that, we look for an equivalent within the DBH line or a nearby size that fits the same housing.
- How is a radial shaft seal of this type installed?
- Lubricate the lip with the equipment's oil or grease, verify that the shaft has no burrs or wear, and install the seal perpendicular to the housing with a suitable tube or press. Avoid hitting the lip or deforming the metal body during assembly.

