Oil Control Ring

Oil control rings are a type of sealing component used in engines to regulate the amount of oil that enters the combustion chamber. They are typically made of steel or cast iron and are designed to fit tightly against the cylinder wall. The main function of oil control rings is to prevent excessive oil consumption and maintain proper lubrication within the engine.

In the supply class Packing And Gasket Materials, oil control rings are categorized as a type of sealing material. They are commonly used in automotive and industrial applications where effective oil control is essential for the proper functioning of the machinery.

Oil control rings are part of the Hardware And Abrasives supply group, which includes various hardware components and abrasive materials used in different industries. This group encompasses a wide range of products, including fasteners, tools, abrasives, and other hardware items.

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