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DBH radial shaft seal, special design A 065, cross-section · DBH 1206
DBH 1206 radial shaft seal — 56 x 69 x 17

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DBH 1206 radial shaft seal — 56 x 69 x 17

Manufacturer part number1206
Brand
DBH
Category
Seals
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Description

DBH 1206 belongs to radial shaft seal, part of our Seals range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for 1206 and any equivalents.

The DBH 1206 is a radial shaft seal built to the A 065 design, sized for a 56 mm shaft, a 69 mm housing bore and a 17.00 mm height. It keeps lubricant where it belongs and keeps dust, water and particles out of rotating assemblies. You will find this type of seal in pumps, electric motors, gearboxes and other power transmission equipment. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this brand and can help you match the seal to the job.

The code breaks down into two parts: DBH names the seal family, and 1206 is the item designation. The numbers you actually measure are the shaft diameter (d) at 56 mm, the housing diameter (D) at 69 mm and the height (h) at 17.00 mm. A 065 refers to the lip and body geometry set by the manufacturer. Inside the seal there is an elastomeric sealing lip bonded to a metal case, which is what lets you press it squarely into a machined bore and hold it there.

Seals like this one show up on centrifugal pumps, electric motors, gear reducers, gearboxes, transmission shafts and process equipment. In every case the shaft turns while the housing stays fixed. Treat it as a wear part: the lip eventually stiffens or loses material, and that is when you see lubricant weeping out. Catching the leak early is what keeps bearings and gears from taking damage.

Installation starts with clean surfaces. Check the shaft and bore for burrs and scratches, then lubricate the lip before you push the seal in. Seat it perpendicular to the shaft using a driver that presses on the outer edge only. When you pick a replacement, look past the three dimensions: fluid type, operating temperature and shaft speed all affect whether the seal will hold up. If the original part carries a specific design, confirm the new one matches it.

For an equivalent, send the full seal code, a photo and caliper readings if you have them. That is usually enough to locate an option in the same brand or in another line we carry. We can also help when the bore measures slightly off or the space available is narrower than the original.

To get a quote on the DBH 1206 or to ask about another size, message us on WhatsApp with the code. We come back with the technical details you need to decide. If the number is not in front of you, tell us what equipment you are repairing and we will work through the identification with you.

Dimensions

Shaft (d)
56mm
Housing bore (D)
69mm
Height (h)
17.00mm
Design
A 065

Frequently asked questions

What size is the DBH 1206 oil seal?
It fits a 56 mm shaft in a 69 mm housing bore and measures 17.00 mm in height. That combination corresponds to designation 1206 under the A 065 design. Measure your old part with a caliper before ordering.
Will this seal work as a replacement in my equipment?
Start by comparing shaft diameter, housing diameter and height. If all three line up and the design suits the fluid and temperature in service, it is likely a valid substitute. Send us the original code and we will double-check.
How should I install it to avoid problems?
Clean the shaft and bore, remove any burrs, and lubricate the lip. Press the seal in with a driver that contacts the outer edge evenly, keeping it perpendicular to the shaft. Do not strike the lip or distort the metal case.
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