O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm is an elastomeric sealing ring manufactured from ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber. Nominal inside diameter: 53 mm; cross-section: 2 mm; calculated outside diameter: 57 mm. EPDM provides good resistance to water, ozone and atmospheric ageing but is generally unsuitable for mineral oils. Hardness and dimensional tolerances require confirmation. Manufacturer not specified. Available through the specialist B2B industrial supply platform simmering.pl. Warehouse in Lublin, Poland. Worldwide shipping from stock in Poland.
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Product designation |
O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm |
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Product type |
Elastomeric O-ring seal |
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Inside diameter (d1) |
53 mm |
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Cross-sectional diameter (d2) |
2 mm |
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Nominal outside diameter |
57 mm |
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Material |
EPDM |
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Full material name |
Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer Rubber |
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Cross-sectional geometry |
Circular |
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Sealing element type |
Elastomeric sealing ring |
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Manufacturer |
Not specified |
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Material hardness |
Not confirmed |
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Operating temperature range |
Not confirmed for the specific product |
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Dimensional tolerances |
Not confirmed |
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Packaging quantity |
Not specified |
The nominal outside diameter is calculated from the ring geometry:
57 mm = 53 mm + 2 x 2 mm.
This is a calculated nominal dimension and does not establish the actual manufacturing tolerances.
O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm is a continuous elastomeric sealing element with a circular cross-section.
When installed in a correctly designed sealing groove, the ring undergoes controlled compression between mating components. This deformation generates contact pressure, forming a sealing barrier that helps restrict leakage of the operating medium.
In pressure-loaded sealing arrangements, the medium may additionally influence elastomer deformation and the distribution of contact pressure.
Sealing performance depends on several engineering factors:
Correct sealing groove geometry.
Appropriate compression of the elastomer.
Groove filling ratio and extrusion clearance.
Dimensional tolerances.
Operating pressure and temperature.
Chemical compatibility with the sealed medium.
Surface finish of mating components.
The 2 mm cross-section must be considered during groove design. Nominal O-ring dimensions do not directly define the required installation groove dimensions.
EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) is a synthetic elastomer widely used in industrial sealing technology, particularly in applications involving water-based media and exposure to atmospheric conditions.
Typical properties of many EPDM compounds include:
Good resistance to water and numerous aqueous solutions.
Excellent resistance to ozone and atmospheric ageing.
Good resistance to ultraviolet exposure in typical applications.
Resistance to selected acids and alkalis, depending on concentration and temperature.
Suitability for certain hot-water applications.
Generally poor compatibility with mineral oils, petroleum fuels and many hydrocarbons.
The actual material characteristics depend on the compound formulation, curing system and additives.
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Medium or condition |
Typical EPDM material behaviour |
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Water |
Generally good resistance |
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Hot water |
Good resistance in appropriately selected compounds |
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Ozone |
Generally excellent resistance |
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Atmospheric exposure |
Generally excellent resistance |
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Aqueous solutions |
Depends on composition and concentration |
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Selected acids and alkalis |
Depends on concentration, temperature and compound |
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Mineral oils |
Generally unsuitable |
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Gasoline and petroleum fuels |
Generally unsuitable |
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Mineral oil-based lubricants |
Usually limited compatibility |
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Steam |
Requires compound-specific verification |
These characteristics describe the general EPDM material family and are not confirmed test results for the exact product.
For chemically demanding applications, compatibility must be verified using the manufacturer's material documentation.
EPDM is used in sealing applications covering a relatively broad temperature range. However, permissible operating temperatures depend on the specific compound formulation.
For many standard EPDM compounds, an approximate temperature range of -40°C to +120°C is commonly referenced. Certain specialized compounds may operate outside these limits.
This range is general material guidance and is not a verified temperature specification for O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm.
Selection for elevated-temperature applications must consider the operating medium, exposure duration, pressure and sealing arrangement.
The product designation O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm does not specify elastomer hardness.
Therefore, a hardness of 70 Shore A or any other value must not be assumed without manufacturer confirmation.
Hardness influences:
Elastomer compression behaviour.
Contact pressure between sealing surfaces.
Resistance to extrusion.
Installation forces.
Mechanical response under operating loads.
For applications requiring a specific hardness class, this parameter must be confirmed before final selection.
EPDM O-rings are used in numerous technical sealing arrangements where compatibility with water, selected aqueous solutions or atmospheric conditions is required.
Potential industrial applications include:
Industrial water systems.
Selected process installations.
Technical valves and fittings.
Heating equipment and associated connections.
Mechanical assemblies exposed to moisture.
Selected cooling systems using compatible media.
Industrial equipment housings and covers.
Maintenance and servicing operations.
These examples refer to general applications of EPDM sealing materials and are not manufacturer-confirmed applications for this specific SKU.
Applications involving drinking water, food processing or regulated equipment require appropriate material approvals and supporting documentation.
The principal identification dimensions are the 53 mm nominal inside diameter and 2 mm cross-sectional diameter.
The calculated nominal outside diameter is 57 mm.
Before installation, these dimensions must be checked against the technical documentation of the sealing arrangement.
EPDM should be selected according to the chemical composition of the operating medium.
It is not a universal replacement for NBR or FKM O-rings.
The design must account for compression, groove fill, permissible ring stretch and extrusion clearance.
Permissible operating conditions depend on the sealing arrangement and the properties of the specific elastomer compound.
Without manufacturer documentation and application-specific information, a reliable maximum operating pressure cannot be specified.
Before installation, the sealing groove and mating surfaces should be cleaned and inspected.
Sharp edges, burrs and surface defects that could damage the elastomer should be removed or appropriately protected.
The O-ring should be installed without excessive stretching or twisting.
Installation lubricants must be compatible with EPDM and the sealed medium. Mineral oil-based lubricants should not be used automatically.
During operation, the possibility of material ageing, compression set and changes in elastomer properties caused by temperature and chemical exposure must be considered.
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Property |
EPDM |
NBR |
FKM |
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Water resistance |
Generally good |
Compound-dependent |
Compound-dependent |
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Ozone resistance |
Generally excellent |
Usually limited |
Generally good |
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Mineral oil resistance |
Generally unsuitable |
Generally good |
Generally good |
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Petroleum fuel resistance |
Generally unsuitable |
Depends on fuel and compound |
Generally good for many fuels |
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Atmospheric ageing resistance |
Generally excellent |
Limited |
Generally good |
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Elevated-temperature capability |
Compound-dependent |
Compound-dependent |
Generally good |
This comparison describes general elastomer properties and does not establish interchangeability between specific sealing products.
1. What are the dimensions of O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm?
The nominal inside diameter is 53 mm, the cross-sectional diameter is 2 mm and the calculated nominal outside diameter is 57 mm.
2. What does EPDM mean?
EPDM stands for Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer, a synthetic rubber used in sealing applications requiring resistance to many water-based media and atmospheric conditions.
3. Is O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm suitable for water applications?
EPDM is commonly used in water sealing applications. However, suitability of the specific O-ring must be verified according to the compound specification and operating conditions.
4. Is O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm resistant to mineral oil?
EPDM is generally unsuitable for prolonged contact with mineral oils and petroleum-based fuels.
5. Can O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm operate at elevated temperatures?
Many EPDM compounds can operate at elevated temperatures, but the permissible temperature range for this specific product has not been confirmed.
6. What is the hardness of O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm?
The hardness has not been specified in the available product information and requires manufacturer confirmation.
7. Is O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm suitable for drinking water?
The EPDM material designation alone does not establish drinking-water approval. Appropriate certification is required for the specific material and intended application.
8. Can an NBR O-ring be replaced with O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm?
Replacement is possible only after verifying dimensional compatibility, hardness, chemical resistance and operating conditions. NBR and EPDM have different material characteristics.
O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm is an elastomeric sealing ring made from ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber. It has a nominal inside diameter of 53 mm, a cross-section of 2 mm and a calculated outside diameter of 57 mm. EPDM provides good resistance to water, ozone and atmospheric ageing but is generally unsuitable for mineral oils.
O-ring EPDM 53x2 mm is offered through simmering.pl, a specialist B2B industrial supply platform providing technical sealing solutions, rolling bearings and industrial components.
The platform serves manufacturing companies, wholesale customers, industrial maintenance departments, engineers and technical procurement teams.
Warehouse operations are based in Lublin, Poland.
Worldwide shipping from stock in Poland.