Rotary Sealing in Motion: Join the Trelleborg ConneX event to discover next-generation sealing solutions

• Trelleborg Sealing Solutions is hosting a free 2.5-hour virtual event, 'Rotary Sealing in Motion,' targeting engineers and technical decision-makers worldwide.

• The event covers comprehensive topics on rotary sealing technologies, including seal selection, application performance, and future trends, with expert contributions from ABB.

• It highlights practical guidance to address challenges related to efficiency, reliability, and automation in rotary sealing applications.

• Three new Stefa® rotary seal ranges will be showcased, focusing on energy efficiency, high-pressure durability, and compact designs for next-generation robotics.

Trelleborg Sealing Solutions hosts "Rotary Sealing in Motion," a 2.5-hour free virtual ConneX event exploring the technologies, trends and engineering expertise shaping the future of rotary sealing. Broadcasting from the Trelleborg Innovation Center in Stuttgart, Germany, the event is designed for engineers and technical decision-makers seeking practical guidance on seal selection, application performance and emerging industry challenges.

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Two identical sessions on September 22, 2026 make the livestream accessible for a global audience, with one starting at 15.00 CST/09.00 CEST for customers in APAC & Europe and 10.00 EDT/16.00 CEST for customers in the Americas and Europe.

Dr. Konrad Saur, Vice President Innovation and Strategic Business Development, says: "Rotary sealing requirements are evolving rapidly as industries pursue higher efficiency, greater reliability and increasingly electrified and automated systems. Selecting the right sealing solution has become a critical engineering decision that directly affects performance, uptime and sustainability. With ’Rotary Sealing in Motion,’ we want to share practical expertise, emerging technology trends and the latest innovations helping engineers address these challenges with confidence."

The program of six sessions spans the full breadth of rotary sealing. Topics include seal types and selection criteria, real-world application insights from trucks and off-highway environments and a forward-looking technology view on what the next generation of rotary seals will deliver. The final session covers sealing requirements for next-generation robotics, and features a speaker from ABB, specialists in electric motors, drives, generators and motion control with digital powertrain solutions.

Pascal Freund, Global Segment Director Manufacturing and Automation adds: "Engineers today must balance a complex combination of operating parameters, from speed and pressure to temperature, media compatibility and space constraints. Small specification errors can have significant consequences in terms of system reliability and operating costs. This event has been designed to provide practical guidance, real application insights and direct access to sealing experts, helping attendees to make optimal decisions throughout the design process."

Alongside the technical program, the event will also highlight three recent additions to Trelleborg's Stefa® rotary sealing portfolio.

Among the featured developments is the Stefa® High-Performance Radial Shaft Seal range, engineered to reduce frictional torque, improve energy efficiency and extend service life in demanding industrial applications. The portfolio addresses the growing need for lower energy consumption and increased uptime in modern manufacturing environments.

Attendees will also gain insight into the Stefa® High-Pressure Radial Shaft Seal portfolio, developed to deliver reliable sealing performance in applications exposed to demanding pressures, challenging operating conditions and high-value equipment where durability and operational reliability are critical.

In addition, the event will highlight the Stefa® Mini Radial Shaft Seal range, specifically developed for next-generation robotics and automation systems. Designed for compact installation spaces, high accelerations and fast-moving rotary applications, the solutions support the growing demand for lighter, smaller and more efficient robotic systems.