Does the faucet、tap interface at home often "drip"? At first, it's just a slight leak, but it soon turns into a "gush"? In fact, the sealing ring is the "unsung hero" behind the faucet's 、tap's leak prevention.
Why does it leak more easily after using lubricating oil? Many customers report: "After using lubricating grease, the sealing ring is corroded, swollen, and aged, leading to more serious water leakage!" The real reason behind this is actually: the wrong lubricating grease was chosen!
Common "oil use misunderstandings" for sealing rings:
❌ The oil contains corrosive ingredients, damaging the sealing ring material;
❌ The lubricating grease has strong permeability and is absorbed by the sealing ring, causing swelling and deformation;
❌ Poor water resistance and easy to be scoured, with an unstable sealing film that fails quickly;
❌ Material incompatibility, harming silica gel, rubber, plastic, etc.
Baoxing waterproof sealant grease is specially made for sealing rings! It is suitable for key sealing parts such as faucet 、tap interfaces, toilet inlet valves, and shower joints. It is water-resistant and anti-scouring, not dissolving or falling off during long-term use; it has strong material compatibility, friendly to silica gel, rubber, plastic, stainless steel, ceramics, etc.;
It is non-corrosive and non-swelling, with good chemical stability, not damaging the structure of the sealing ring; it meets food-grade safety standards and has passed NSF certification, so it can be safely used in household water systems.
Daily maintenance suggestions from Baoxing editor:
Apply a layer of Baoxing waterproof sealant grease when replacing the sealing ring to extend its service life; regularly check if the interface is leaking and reapply the grease in time; confirm material compatibility before use to avoid using the wrong grease.
Baoxing Lubricants supports free sampling tests. We can recommend suitable lubrication solutions according to the type of sealing ring and equipment material you actually use! Welcome to leave a message: What "sealing ring" troubles have you encountered in oil use? Feel free to call for consultation, technical guidance, and free samples!
