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Radial shaft seal DBH 1206 — 56.00 x 69.00 x 17.00
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 1206
- Brand
- DBHOfficial brand
- Category
- Seals
- Subcategory
- Radial shaft seals
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Description
DBH 1206 is a radial shaft seal reference, within Seals. Request a quote for 1206 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with lead time and equivalents.
The DBH 1206 oil seal is a radial shaft seal with a 56 mm shaft diameter, 69 mm housing diameter and 17.00 mm height, with an A 065 design. It is used to retain lubricant and exclude contaminants on shafts that rotate inside a housing. It is a common wear part in pumps, electric motors, gearboxes and power transmission equipment. MR Accesorios Industriales supplies this official brand and advises you so you choose the right seal for your application.
This item is a DBH radial shaft seal, identified by the designation 1206. Its dimensions are 56 mm shaft diameter (d), 69 mm housing diameter (D) and 17.00 mm height (h). The A 065 design corresponds to a specific lip and body configuration defined by the manufacturer. The seal combines an elastomeric sealing element with a metal reinforcement that gives it rigidity and allows it to be press-fitted into the housing. Its function is to retain the oil or grease inside the assembly and prevent the entry of dust, water or particles.
Typical applications for a seal of these dimensions include centrifugal pumps, electric motors, gear reducers, gearboxes, transmission shafts and process equipment. In all cases it works on a rotating shaft and inside a machined housing. It is a wear part: over time the lip hardens or wears and a lubricant leak appears. Detecting that leak in time prevents greater damage to bearings and gears.
To install a seal, you must verify that the shaft and housing are clean, free of burrs and scratches, and lubricate the lip before inserting it. It must be positioned perpendicular to the shaft, with a suitable tool that rests on the outer edge. When selecting a replacement, in addition to the dimensions, take into account the type of fluid, the working temperature and the shaft speed. If the original seal has a particular design, it is advisable to confirm that the new one is compatible.
If you need an equivalent or a nearby size, the most practical thing is to send us the complete seal code, a photo of the part and, if possible, the dimensions measured with a caliper. With that data we can look for an alternative within the same brand or another line we supply. We can also advise you if the housing has a slightly different diameter or if the available width is smaller.
To request a quote for the DBH 1206 oil seal or ask about another size, write to us on WhatsApp and send us the code. At MR Accesorios Industriales we reply with the technical information you need to make your purchasing decision. If you cannot find the exact number, tell us what equipment you are repairing and we will help you identify the part.
Dimensions
- Shaft (d)
- 56mm
- Housing bore (D)
- 69mm
- Height (h)
- 17.00mm
- Design
- A 065
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the dimensions of the DBH 1206 oil seal?
- The DBH 1206 oil seal has a 56 mm shaft diameter, a 69 mm housing diameter and a 17.00 mm height. These dimensions correspond to the designation 1206 and the A 065 design. It is always advisable to verify with a caliper before installing.
- How do I know if this seal replaces the one in my equipment?
- Compare the three dimensions: shaft diameter, housing diameter and height. If they match and the design is compatible with the fluid and working temperature, it may be a valid replacement. If in doubt, consult us with the original code.
- What precautions should I take when installing it?
- Clean the shaft and housing well, remove burrs and lubricate the lip before installing it. Use a tool that rests evenly on the outer edge and verify that it is perpendicular to the shaft. Avoid hitting the lip or deforming the metal reinforcement.

