The Viton® FKM O-Ring 40x5 mm is a high-performance sealing component designed for demanding applications requiring resistance to aggressive chemicals, high temperatures, and fuels. Its robust construction ensures durability and reliability in various industrial settings, making it an essential component for engineers and maintenance professionals.
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Viton® FKM O-Ring 40x5 mm is a premium sealing solution crafted from high-grade fluoroelastomer (FKM), renowned for its superior resistance to aggressive chemicals, high temperatures, and various fuels. This O-ring is engineered to deliver reliable performance in challenging industrial environments.
Key Features:
Material: Fluoroelastomer (FKM), also known as Viton®
Dimensions: Inner Diameter: 40 mm | Cross-Section: 5 mm
Hardness: 70 Shore A
Temperature Range: -20°C to +200°C (short-term up to +230°C)
Advantages:
Chemical Resistance: Excellent resistance to oils, fuels, lubricants, and a wide range of chemicals
Thermal Stability: Maintains integrity under high-temperature conditions
Durability: Resistant to ozone, weathering, and aging, ensuring long service life
Applications: This O-ring is ideal for use in:
Automotive fuel systems
Chemical processing equipment
Aerospace hydraulic systems
Industrial machinery
Limitations: Not recommended for use with:
Ketones (e.g., acetone)
Low molecular weight esters and ethers
Hot water and steam
Amines and alkalis
1. What does FKM stand for? FKM is the ASTM designation for fluoroelastomer, commonly known by the brand name Viton®.
2. Can this O-ring withstand exposure to fuels? Yes, Viton® FKM O-rings offer excellent resistance to a variety of fuels, including gasoline and diesel.
3. Is this O-ring suitable for high-temperature applications? Absolutely. It operates effectively in temperatures up to +200°C, with short-term tolerance up to +230°C.
4. Are there any fluids that should be avoided with this O-ring? Yes, avoid using with ketones, low molecular weight esters and ethers, hot water, steam, amines, and alkalis.