GACO represented seal production in its widest form. They stock many of the various ranges of seal as previously made by George Angus and Co and can refer to the archives to offer sizes and specifications that have long since been made obsolete. If you have a sample, or a drawing or even just the rough dimensions of a seal, send us the details and we will look what we can do. GACO oil seal comes in a variety of types and sizes including Imperial and Metric. Generally categorized alphabetically these seals are DS, E ( including E90, E75, E60, E45 ) FR, G, HN, HR, KR, LR, P95, P90, P75, P60, P45, R, RG, SIL, VA.
Recognized as G.A.C.O, George Angus and Co. seals are world-renowned for their manufacturing processes and product quality. Founded in 1788, George Angus and Co. were merged with Dunlop Ltd in 1968 to form Dunlop Angus Industrial Group. However, George Angus and Co. no longer exist, but the term ‘GACO’ lives on as a genericisation term which is a lot like Hoover, Super Glue, Teflon, and Biro.
Oil-Seal-Stocks has a wide range of oil seals equivalent to Gaco. We have a specialized sales team who are happy to help you and to provide you with the perfect oil seal from Gaco or an equivalent seal.
The Gaco oil seal model A has a steel interior, it is covered with rubber around it to prevent leaks. There is a spring in it for extra support and firmness. Click here to view our range of crossing types.
The Gaco oil seal model FA has a steel interior, it is covered with rubber around it to prevent leaks. There is a spring in it for extra support and firmness. There is also a dust lip on the oil seal, which keeps all the dirt out so that nothing breaks. Click here to view our range of crossing types.
The Gaco oil seal model ABI has a metal exterior and a rubber interior. There is a spring in the inside of the ring, which provides extra strength and support. Click here to view our range of crossing types.
The Gaco Oil Seal model SA is an oil seal without a dust lip. The Oil Seal Model SA has a steel housing and a rubber exterior. Or click here to go to our full range of alternatives.
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