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Seals have a wide range of applications across various industries and equipment. They are primarily used to prevent leakage, contamination, and ingress of dust, moisture, and other external elements. Here are some common seal applications:

1. Automotive Industry: Seals are widely used in automobiles to prevent leakage of fluids (e.g., oil, coolant) and ingress of dust, moisture, and noise. Door seals, window seals, trunk seals, and engine bay seals are some examples.

2. Mechanical Equipment: Seals are essential in pumps, compressors, bearings, and other mechanical equipment to prevent fluid leakage and contamination.

3. Building and Construction: Seals are used in building construction to ensure airtightness and watertightness of walls, floors, roofs, and windows. They help improve energy efficiency and prevent moisture damage.

4. Electrical and Electronic Devices: Seals protect electrical components and connections from dust, moisture, and corrosion, ensuring reliable performance.

5. Aerospace and Defense: High-performance seals are crucial in aerospace and defense applications to ensure the integrity of critical systems and components, such as engines, fuel systems, and avionics.

6. Pipeline and Fluid Handling Systems: Seals are used in pipelines, valves, and fluid handling systems to prevent leakage and contamination of fluids.

7. Medical Devices: In the medical industry, seals play a vital role in maintaining the sterility and integrity of medical devices and equipment, such as syringes, IV bags, and dialysis machines.

8. General Industrial Applications: Seals are widely used in various industrial applications, including packaging machines, conveyors, and other processing equipment.

The specific type of seal used depends on the application requirements, such as the media being sealed, temperature range, pressure, and exposure to chemicals or other harsh environments. Materials used for seals range from elastomers (like rubber) to metals and plastics, depending on the sealing requirements and the environment in which they operate.