O-Rings
Properties & Specifications
📊 Physical Properties
| Material Type | |
| Continuous Temperature | |
| Short-term Temperature | |
| Hardness Range | |
| Tensile Strength | |
| Elongation at Break | |
🎨 Available Options
Standard Colors:
Hardness Options:
Certifications:
Chemical Compatibility
Chemical Resistance Chart (Common Fluids)
| Chemical/Fluid |
Concentration |
Temperature |
Rating |
Notes |
Rating Scale: Excellent = No effect, Good = Slight effect acceptable, Fair = Moderate effect, Poor = Severe effect, not recommended
Common Applications
🏭 Industrial Applications
🚗 Automotive Applications
Installation & Handling Tips
🔧 Installation Best Practices
- Clean groove thoroughly before installation
- Lubricate with compatible lubricant
- Avoid sharp edges during installation
- Check for proper compression (typically 15-25%)
- Verify groove dimensions match AS568 standards
📦 Storage & Handling
- Store in cool, dark, dry environment
- Avoid exposure to UV light and ozone
- Keep away from sharp objects
- Rotate stock using FIFO method
- Shelf life:
Common Issues & Solutions
O-Ring Troubleshooting Guide
| Problem |
Possible Cause |
Solution |
Prevention |
| Premature hardening |
Excessive temperature or ozone |
Replace with higher temp material |
Check operating temperature limits |
| Swelling |
Chemical incompatibility |
Switch to chemically resistant material |
Review chemical compatibility chart |
| Extrusion damage |
Excessive pressure or clearance |
Use harder durometer or backup ring |
Design proper groove clearances |
| Surface cracking |
Ozone, UV, or flexing |
Use ozone-resistant material |
Protect from environmental exposure |