Piston Rings

Piston rings are produced to a very strict standard by employing perfectly composed microstructured material. Klintek technology provides a precise geometrical fit of the working surfaces of rings to the piston and liner or block, enabling the components to perform in synchronized harmony, thus allowing engines to attain their optimum output.

Its primary function is to seal off combustion chamber and crankcase against each other. The compression rings are to prevent combustion gasses from getting into the crankcase from the combustion chamber.

Scraper rings combine the function of the compression rings and the oil control rings, so in essence, they keep combustion gasses away from the crankcase and wipe off excess oil on the cylinder wall.

The task of the oil control rings is to scrape off the excess oil from the cylinder wall to limit and to limit entry of the lubricating oil into the combustion chamber as much as possible. The aim is to achieve low oil consumption  and sufficient lubrication of moving parts