Welcome to Oz Seals!

We offer:

Our Major Range of Products:
Standard Seals
Special Seals
Machines
Materials

Oz Seals Pty Ltd was established on 4th December 1995. We were initially established to act as a hydraulic seals and pneumatic seals manufacturer with divisions in each state of Australia and world-wide.

Today, after over 15 years of business, we have expanded into three distinct areas:

  • Custom Made & Standard Seals
  • Seal Manufacturing Systems
  • Raw Materials

At Oz Seals, our core business is the manufacturing of specialised seals and the supply of the biggest range of standard seals in Australia. We understand the importance of seals and the immense costs a breakdown can cause to a business - that is why our emphasis is placed on sealing solutions with a very quick turn around (one hour service is provided if necessary).

We also develop our own, state-of-the-art seal manufacturing systems that are among the most technologically advanced in the world. These manufacturing systems and specific CNC software are available to be purchased or leased depending on the customer's location. Customers using this facility are known as our partners.

Oz Seals is currently looking for new sales and engineering personnel. CLICK HERE for more information.

Standard Seals

For our wide range of standard seals, please visit:
http://sealnet.com.au



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