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The O-Ring FPM 40x4 mm FKM Viton® is a premium industrial sealing solution designed for demanding environments involving high temperatures, oils, fuels and aggressive chemicals. Manufactured from FPM (FKM) fluoroelastomer, it provides excellent chemical resistance, outstanding thermal stability and long service life. It is widely used in hydraulic systems, pneumatic equipment, automotive engineering, chemical processing, industrial machinery and OEM applications, where reliable sealing under challenging operating conditions is essential.
The O-Ring FPM 40x4 mm is a high-performance sealing ring manufactured from FPM (FKM, Viton®) fluoroelastomer. Designed for demanding industrial applications, it provides excellent sealing performance in systems exposed to high temperatures, mineral oils, synthetic oils, fuels, hydraulic fluids and aggressive chemicals. The 40x4 mm size refers to an inside diameter of 40 mm and a cross-section of 4 mm.
The FPM 40x4 mm O-Ring is commonly used in:
Product Type: O-Ring
Material: FPM / FKM (Viton®)
Inside Diameter: 40 mm
Cross Section: 4 mm
Colour: Brown
Hardness: 75 Shore A (unless otherwise specified)
Operating Temperature: Approximately -20°C to +200°C
Resistance to:
FPM (FKM) is selected for applications where standard NBR rubber cannot provide sufficient resistance to temperature or aggressive media.
Key advantages include:
The 40x4 mm FPM O-Ring is suitable for:
Before installation, verify:
Proper installation helps ensure reliable sealing performance and extended service life.
FPM (FKM, Viton®) offers significantly higher resistance to heat, fuels, oils and aggressive chemicals than standard NBR rubber.
Yes. FPM provides excellent resistance to gasoline, diesel fuel and many petroleum-based fluids.
Yes. It is widely used in hydraulic systems operating at elevated temperatures and with compatible hydraulic fluids.
Typically -20°C to +200°C, depending on the specific compound and operating conditions.
FKM is the international material designation for fluoroelastomer according to ASTM standards, while Viton® is a registered trademark for a family of FKM materials.