The O-ring 130 x 5.5 mm NBR 70 ShA is a nitrile rubber sealing ring (NBR) with 70 Shore A hardness, designed for reliable sealing in hydraulic, pneumatic, and industrial applications. It offers good resistance to oils, fuels, and lubricants, and functions in moderate temperature ranges.
This O-ring 130 x 5.5 NBR 70 ShA is a rubber sealing component made from nitrile (NBR) of 70 Shore A hardness. It has an inner diameter of 130 mm and a cross-section (thickness) of 5.5 mm.
Inner diameter (ID): 130 mm
Cross-section (CS): 5.5 mm
Material: NBR (nitrile rubber)
Hardness: 70 Shore A
Application type: static and mild dynamic sealing
Resistance: oils, fuels, lubricants
Typical temperature range: -30 °C to +100 °C (depending on specifics)
Use cases: pumps, valves, hydraulic cylinders, engines, industrial machines
Versatile use in industrial sealing systems
Strong sealing performance with proper fit
Good chemical resistance (in typical oil environments)
Cost-effective
Easy to replace
Ensure mating surfaces and groove are clean and undamaged
Install carefully avoiding nicks or cuts at edges
Design groove tolerances to avoid over-stressing the O-ring
In high-temperature or chemical environments consider alternative materials
Periodic inspection for wear, cracks or deformations
Q: What does 130 x 5.5 NBR 70 ShA mean?
A: 130 mm is the inner diameter, 5.5 mm is the cross-section thickness, and NBR 70 ShA is the material (nitrile rubber) with 70 Shore A hardness.
Q: What operating conditions can it handle?
A: Typically from -30 °C up to +100 °C, under standard oil/grease environments.
Q: Is it resistant to oils and fuels?
A: Yes — NBR is well-suited for oils, fuels, and lubricants; but in very aggressive chemicals, one should consider specialized elastomers.
Q: Can it be used for dynamic sealing?
A: Yes — for static applications and moderate dynamic sealing if design and groove are properly matched.
Q: When should I choose a different material?
A: For extreme temperatures, ozone exposure, or aggressive chemicals — consider FKM, EPDM, or silicone instead.