DBH 6058 radial shaft seal — 101.6 x 126.95 x 17.06

DBH 6058 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 6058 and any equivalents.

The DBH 6058 is a radial shaft seal built to keep lubricant in and contaminants out where a shaft turns inside a housing. Its three key measurements are 101.60 mm for the shaft, 126.95 mm for the housing bore and 17.06 mm for the height, which points to equipment running larger shaft diameters. The seal sits press-fitted in the housing while its flexible lip rides on the rotating shaft, absorbing small alignment variations. Treat it as a wear item: once it starts leaking or making noise, plan on replacing it.

This seal carries the DBH brand and the code 6058, and its Lx design refers to a lip-and-metal-body construction meant to be pressed into a cylindrical bore. Reading the number is straightforward: shaft 101.60 mm, housing 126.95 mm, width 17.06 mm. The lip contacts the shaft and holds oil or grease inside the assembly, while the same lip blocks dust and water from working their way in from the outside.

You will find seals like this in gearboxes, pumps, electric motors, rollers and other power transmission equipment. On a plant floor they turn up on fan shafts, mixers, conveyors and process machinery, where their job is to shield bearings and gears from losing lubricant or picking up abrasive grit. A failed seal usually announces itself as a visible leak at the housing or as contamination that speeds up wear on the parts inside.

Selecting the right seal starts with confirming all three dimensions: shaft, housing bore and height. Shaft surface speed, operating temperature and the lubricant in use also come into play. During installation, keep the shaft clean and free of burrs, lubricate the lip before sliding it on, and use a tube that presses on the outer diameter rather than the lip. Pushing the seal in crooked or with force is a common cause of early leaks.

To get a quote on code 6058, the simplest route is to send us that code along with your shaft and housing dimensions. A photo of the old seal or the assembly drawing works too. We compare what you send against the available options and confirm the closest fit. If the Lx design does not suit your service conditions, we can look at other lip configurations.