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Radial shaft seal DBH 9737 — 27.00 x 43.00 x 7.10
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 9737
- Brand
- DBHOfficial brand
- Category
- Seals
- Subcategory
- Radial shaft seals
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Description
DBH 9737 is a radial shaft seal reference, within Seals. Request a quote for 9737 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with lead time and equivalents.
The DBH 9737 radial shaft seal is a lip seal that mounts in a component housing and seals against the rotating shaft to retain lubricant and block the entry of dust, water or particles. Its Mz design and its dimensions of 27 mm shaft, 43 mm housing and 7.10 mm height place it in small and medium-sized applications, where axial space is limited and a reliable seal is needed in continuous service.
This item is a DBH 9737 radial shaft seal, identified by its code 9737 and by the size designation 27.00 x 43.00 x 7.10: 27 mm shaft diameter, 43 mm housing diameter and 7.10 mm height. The Mz design corresponds to the construction configuration of the lip and the metal body, and defines how it rests on the shaft and how it seats in the cavity. It is a component in the category of radial shaft seals, intended for rotating shafts with permanent lubrication.
It is used in gearboxes, pumps, electric motors, rollers, mixers and transmission equipment where oil or grease must be contained and external contamination prevented. It also appears in machine tools, process equipment and agricultural or road machinery assemblies, as long as the shaft rotates within the usual speed and temperature ranges of the seal. In all these cases it performs two functions at the same time: retaining lubricant and acting as a barrier against the environment.
To select it, verify that the shaft diameter, housing diameter and height match the actual cavity and shaft, and that the Mz design is compatible with the type of lubricant and the working speed. Mounting requires absolute cleanliness, lubricating the lip before inserting it, seating the seal perpendicular to the shaft and using a tool that pushes on the metal body, never on the lip. A damaged lip or a housing with burrs shortens the life of the seal.
If you need a nearby size or an equivalent from another brand, send us the code 9737, the shaft, housing and height dimensions, and a photo or sample of the old seal. With that data we review alternatives within the DBH line and other brands we carry, and we confirm which option fits without modifying the housing. MR Accesorios Industriales works with radial shaft seals for different applications and can guide you if the Mz design is not the right one for your equipment.
To request a quote for the DBH 9737 seal, send the code on WhatsApp along with the quantity and, if you have them, the shaft and housing dimensions. That way we reply with the available option and equivalent alternatives. MR Accesorios Industriales carries this brand as part of its line of seals and oil seals, and brings more than 80 years of experience in the field.
Dimensions
- Shaft (d)
- 27mm
- Housing bore (D)
- 43mm
- Height (h)
- 7.10mm
- Design
- Mz
Frequently Asked Questions
- What dimensions does the DBH 9737 seal have?
- The DBH 9737 seal has a 27 mm shaft diameter, a 43 mm housing diameter and a 7.10 mm height. Those three dimensions define the mounting and must match the cavity and the shaft. If any of them does not match, it is best to look for a nearby size or an equivalent.
- How do I request an equivalent or a nearby size?
- Send the code 9737, the shaft, housing and height dimensions, and a photo or sample of the seal. With that we review alternatives within the DBH line and other brands we carry, and we confirm which option fits without modifying the housing.
- What care should I take when mounting a radial shaft seal?
- Clean the shaft and the housing, lubricate the lip before inserting it and seat the seal perpendicular to the shaft. Use a tool that pushes on the metal body and never on the lip. Avoid burrs and impacts, because they damage the seal and shorten its service life.

