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HERCULES CLAD ROD WIPER

Description & Features

The Hercules Clad Rod Wiper is an essential component in hydraulic systems, designed to efficiently remove contaminants from the rod surface as it retracts. Manufactured by Hercules Sealing Products, this rod wiper ensures optimal performance and longevity of hydraulic cylinders by preventing abrasive particles from entering the system. It is constructed with durable materials that withstand harsh industrial environments, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.

Compatible with various hydraulic fluid types, the Hercules Clad Rod Wiper is engineered to maintain a tight seal, reducing leakage and enhancing system reliability. Its robust design supports extended use in demanding settings, contributing to reduced maintenance downtime and improved equipment efficiency. This wiper is a reliable choice for industries requiring precision and durability in hydraulic components.

SKU: MCU-3000-D

Supplier Part Number (MPN): MCU-3000-D

Alternate Part Numbers: C1KM76

Specifications

Alternate Part Numbers Alternate Part Number C1KM76	Brand Hercules Sealing Products	Brand Hercules Sealing Products	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	Supplier Part Number MCU-3000-D	Product Weight 0.07 lbs

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Gene H on May 2, 2025, 8:37 AM

what exactly does a rod wiper do in a hydraulic cylinder setup, and is this one gonna hold up in a real dirty environment?

Answer by: Customer Support on May 3, 2025, 5:09 PM

Rod wipers sit at the outer end of a hydraulic cylinder and scrape contaminants off the rod as it pulls back in. Dirt, grit, and debris get cleared before they can work their way past the seals and into the fluid. The Hercules Clad Rod Wiper is built for exactly those kinds of tough conditions, with materials rated for heavy-duty industrial use where things get grimy fast. It's made to handle demanding environments without breaking down quick, which keeps your cylinder running longer and cuts down on how often you're pulling things apart for maintenance.