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Welcome to Sunseal Enterprise Sdn. Bhd. (also known as Sunseal Enterprise), established in 2006. Since then, we’ve been steadfast in delivering exceptional products and high-performance solutions for the global industrial sector.

Our journey at Sunseal Enterprise has been an unwavering pursuit of expertise. This drive has led us to curate a diverse range of essential products and services, each tailored to address the unique challenges posed by modern industries:

  • Hose (Pneumatic & Hydraulic):
      Ensuring precise fluid conveyance with reliability.
  • Seals & O-Ring:
      Guaranteeing operational integrity through impeccable sealing.
  • Valves, Fitting & Pressure Regulator:
      Excelling in flow control and efficiency optimization.
  • Tube & Pipe:
      Constructing vital conduits for industry advancement.
  • Motor & Pumps, and maintenance services:
      Advancing industries through mechanical and fluid dynamics synergy.

Our pride extends to serving diverse clientele in fast-paced and innovative sectors, including:

  • Electronics and Semiconductors
  • Steel Mills and Metal Fabrication
  • Pulp and Paper Manufacturing
  • Automotive Engineering
  • Aerospace Technology
  • Clean Energy Industry
  • Shipbuilding and Maritime
  • Chemical and Petrochemical
  • Oil and Gas
  • Food and Beverage Manufacturing
  • Water and Wastewater Treatment

At Sunseal Enterprise, unwavering quality and innovative drive position us at the forefront of industrial progress.
Join us in shaping industries, fostering progress, and embracing future challenges.

Electronic Firms

Steel & Paper Mills

Automotif

Aerospace

Semiconductor

Shipbuilding

Petrochemical Industries

Energy

Vision

Providing exceptional, trustworthy products that go beyond expectations, building confidence and setting new benchmarks in customer satisfaction.

Mission

Empowering our clients to achieve the highest standards of excellence in their endeavors by supplying them with accurate, premium-grade products and services.

Discover a wide selection of high-quality gasket Malaysia, catering to diverse sealing needs across industries. Our range encompasses various materials, including rubber, silicone, graphite, and PTFE, ensuring compatibility with different applications and environments. Whether for automotive, industrial, or residential purposes, gasket Malaysia offer reliable sealing performance, durability, and resistance to pressure, temperature, and chemicals. In parallel, explore our lineup of induction motors tailored for industrial and commercial use in Malaysia. Engineered with precision and reliability in mind, induction motor Malaysia deliver superior performance across a spectrum of applications, including pumps, fans, compressors, and conveyors. With different power ratings, speeds, and configurations available, our induction motors ensure efficient operation, low maintenance, and prolonged service life, meeting the diverse needs of industries throughout Malaysia.

Faq

What is hydraulics?

Hydraulics is a mechanical system that works by the force of liquid pressure. In hydraulic systems , mechanical motions are created by compressed, pumped liquids, usually pushing pistons via cylinders. Hydraulics is a part of mechatronics that incorporates mechanical engineering, electronics and software engineering in the design and manufacture of products and processes.

What is the difference between hydraulics and pneumatics?

First of all, all pneumatic and hydraulic systems are fluid control systems. Pneumatics uses easily compressible medium such as air or an acceptable pure medium, while hydraulics use fairly incompressible liquid media such as gasoline. In general, the pneumatic system has a lower load capacity than the hydraulic system. Oil or other liquid leakage occurs in hydraulics, although it does not occur in pneumatics due to the use of steam. For a hydraulic system, you need an oil tank to add oil to the system, and in a pneumatic system, you can add air from the atmosphere. Application Pneumatic systems widely used in industry are usually operated by compressed air or compressed inert gases. Centrally positioned and electrically driven compressors drive tubes, air motors and other pneumatic equipment. Pneumatics also has applications in dentistry, construction , mining and other fields.

What is hydraulic pressure?

Although all the responses below are theoretically correct, they are more than you need to ask. In Layman 's theory, hydraulic pressure is created by resistance to flow. A prime mover, such as an electrical motor, is connected to a hydraulic pump. The engine transforms the pump to generate pressure as it transfers the hydraulic fluid from the tank to the machine. When the fluid moves through the connectors, the fluid experiences resistance from the inside surface and generates additional resistance every time the fluid encounters a fitting that can reduce the size of the connector.There is resistance when it goes through the pipe, the fluid needs to flow straight, and as it can not generate friction when it reaches the resistance. By the end of the day, the fluid travels through the actuator like a hydraulic lever and meets the maximum resistance as it drives the piston head that is attached to a rod that transfers power to the heavy load you 're trying to pass. Pressure builds up until there are enough Pounds per square inch to overcome all friction, resistance and load. It is the point of departure and the point at which the load passes.

Why is tube fitting important? How does it work?

Tube fittings are important to prevent leakage. Considerations for the prevention of leaks include the types of connecting devices used for joining process pipes throughout the system, and the level of experience of installing and maintaining the application. Learning important design, installation and maintenance tips and warnings for different types of fittings can minimize potential fluid handling problems and improve overall performance. It works through a chemical process, and the zinc layer is coated over the steel. These pipes are highly corrosion resistant, making them ideal for making pipe fittings and pipe fittings.

What is the difference between a hydraulic seal to a pneumatic seal?

There's not always a difference, but there are a few aspects that could make them different. Hydraulic cylinder seals typically seal with higher pressure so that the clearances appear to be narrower between the piston and the cylinder or the rod and the tube gland so that the seal can't extrude through the gap. The cross section of the seal can also be more durable for the same reason. Pneumatic seals need to be handled without sufficient lubrication, so that the structure and materials can often be different. It's hard to be precise without a particular seal in mind. I 'm talking about cylinder seals here. The O-rings will be constructed to the same norm. Shaft seals may be entirely different.

Do pneumatic tools use sealed bearings? If not, how do they protect bearings against dust?

Most do not. For the homeowner with pneumatic tools they use once or twice a year, it doesn’t matter. For industrial applications where the tool is used daily, they install an in-line Oiler. It adds a bit of oil in with the air stream to lubricate the bearings.

Light & Heavy Industries Supplier in Malaysia

Established in 2006, Sunseal Enterprise Sdn Bhd supplies a wide range of hoses and seals all around Malaysia. We specialize in manufacturing our hoses and seals products, such as pneumatic seal, hydraulic hoses, and tube fitting. We aim to supply our products that are good in quality and functionality to all our customers in Malaysia.

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Sunseal Enterprise
200603034058 (PG0170904-W)

Sunseal Enterprise Sdn. Bhd.
201601026817 (1197756-V)

2968, Jalan Perai,
Taman Inderawasih, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia.
04-398 6588
04-398 7589
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