2 Inch FIG 1502 Hammer Union Seal with Brass Backup Ring for Oilfield Flowlines and Wing Union Seal Applications

2 Inch FIG 1502 Hammer Union Seal with Brass Backup Ring Option

This Royal Way 2-inch FIG 1502 hammer union seal offers a coordinated option for assemblies specified with a brass backup ring. It is designed for oilfield flowline and pressure-pumping connection applications where purchasers want the seal profile, elastomer and backup component sourced to one controlled configuration.

Product imagery presents the seal family and configuration options available for drawing-led production.

Seal and backup-ring specification

A coordinated configuration for field maintenance

The brass backup-ring option helps purchasing teams build the seal arrangement around the equipment's specified assembly. The drawing defines the seal cross-section, ring location and mating details, while the service fluid and operating conditions guide compound selection. NBR, HNBR and FKM give project teams material paths to evaluate for the application.

Manufactured through controlled rubber processes

Jiangsu Ruowei's Haimen facility supports rubber-seal production from compound mixing through molding and vulcanization to trimming and finished-part inspection. This production chain helps coordinate material preparation, formed geometry and order-specific quality checks. Available inspection planning includes video dimensional/profile measurement, hardness and density checks, MDR cure review and tensile or elongation testing where requested.

Quality and API project alignment

Royal Way works with customer drawings, material callouts and agreed acceptance criteria to define the supply configuration. For projects that reference API requirements, the applicable edition and specified inspection points can be incorporated into the production and quality plan.

Information for a complete seal set

• 2-inch FIG 1502 union make and assembly drawing
• Seal profile and backup-ring position
• Brass ring detail or material specification
• Service medium and operating conditions
• Elastomer and hardness preference
• Quantity and inspection-document requirements