Width of Redline Grease Seal # 1105-100-035

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I am making up a seal system for a customer. I need a low profile seal, and these look pretty thin. What is the measured thickness? Thanks

asked by: Ed

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After speaking to my contact at Redline, I have found the thickness of the Redline Grease Seal # 1105-100-035 you referenced is .3 inches.

expert reply by: Brandon M

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