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O-ring NBR 199.3x5.7 mm 70 Shore A, sold individually. Nitrile rubber sealing ring with a nominal inside diameter of 199.3 mm, 5.7 mm cross-section and nominal outside diameter of 210.7 mm. Circular elastomeric cross-section for installation in a correctly designed sealing groove. Available from simmering.pl with stock in Poland and worldwide shipping.
O-ring NBR 199.3x5.7 mm 70 Shore A is an elastomeric sealing ring with a nominal inside diameter of 199.3 mm and a cross-section of 5.7 mm. It is made from nitrile rubber NBR with a nominal hardness of 70 Shore A. Its circular cross-section provides sealing when the O-ring is correctly installed and compressed in a properly designed groove. This size is sold individually, per piece.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product type | O-ring, sealing ring |
| Nominal size | 199.3x5.7 mm |
| Inside diameter | 199.3 mm |
| Cross-section | 5.7 mm |
| Nominal outside diameter | 210.7 mm |
| Material | NBR, nitrile rubber |
| Nominal hardness | 70 Shore A |
| Design | Elastomeric ring with circular cross-section |
| Sales unit | 1 pc. |
The nominal outside diameter of 210.7 mm is derived geometrically from the 199.3 mm inside diameter and twice the 5.7 mm cross-section.
The designation identifies the essential characteristics of the O-ring:
199.3 mm - nominal inside diameter
5.7 mm - nominal cross-section diameter
NBR - nitrile rubber
70 Shore A - nominal elastomer hardness on the Shore A scale
For this O-ring, 199.3x5.7 mm means inside diameter x cross-section. It does not indicate outside diameter x thickness.
NBR, or nitrile butadiene rubber, is a widely used elastomer for technical O-rings and sealing components. One of its characteristic properties is good resistance to many mineral oils and mineral oil-based greases.
The 70 Shore A value specifies the nominal hardness class of the elastomer. Hardness alone does not define all properties of a particular NBR compound.
Actual chemical, thermal and mechanical resistance depends on the specific compound formulation, operating medium, temperature, pressure and sealing system design. Therefore, a specific operating temperature range should not be assigned to this O-ring solely on the basis of the general NBR 70 Shore A designation.
The O-ring NBR 199.3x5.7 mm 70 Shore A is a closed elastomeric ring with a circular 5.7 mm cross-section. It has no additional sealing lip, spring or metal component.
Sealing is achieved through controlled deformation of the O-ring after installation in a correctly designed groove. Compression of the elastomer between mating surfaces creates the sealing effect.
O-rings are commonly used in static sealing arrangements and, with an appropriately engineered sealing system, can also be used in certain dynamic applications. Groove dimensions, compression, material and operating conditions must always be selected for the specific application.
Natural variants of this product designation include:
O-ring NBR 199.3x5.7 mm 70 Shore A
O-ring 199.3x5.7 NBR 70 Shore A
NBR O-ring 199.3x5.7 mm 70 Shore A
O-ring 199.3x5.7 NBR 70
199.3x5.7 NBR 70
O-ring 199.3 x 5.7 NBR 70
Different forms of notation can describe the same basic combination of nominal dimensions, material and hardness. However, similar designations do not automatically confirm identical tolerances, elastomer compounds or other technical properties between products from different sources.
O-rings with nominal dimensions of 199.3x5.7 mm can be manufactured from different elastomers and in different hardness grades.
An NBR 70 Shore A O-ring should not automatically be replaced with an FKM, EPDM, VMQ or other elastomer O-ring simply because its nominal dimensions are also 199.3x5.7 mm.
Changing the elastomer can affect compatibility with the operating medium, temperature resistance, ozone resistance, ageing behaviour and environmental resistance. Changing hardness can affect deformation and sealing behaviour inside the groove.
Identical nominal dimensions therefore do not necessarily mean full interchangeability.
Before installation, verify:
199.3 mm inside diameter
5.7 mm cross-section
groove dimensions and geometry
required O-ring compression
NBR material
required 70 Shore A hardness
operating medium
operating temperature
pressure
static or dynamic operating conditions
compatibility of NBR with the operating medium
required tolerances, standards and approvals
Two O-rings with nominal dimensions of 199.3x5.7 mm are not necessarily fully interchangeable. Dimensions, material, hardness and the requirements of the specific sealing system must all be considered.
NBR O-rings are used as sealing elements in appropriately designed technical sealing systems where the properties of the NBR compound are compatible with the operating medium and working conditions.
The 199.3x5.7 mm size alone does not confirm suitability for a specific machine, pump, cylinder, valve, gearbox or other equipment.
When selecting a replacement seal, use the equipment documentation, the specification of the removed O-ring or the engineering parameters of the sealing system.
Before installation, clean the groove and mating surfaces. Protect the O-ring from cuts, scratches and damage caused by sharp edges, burrs or threads.
Avoid twisting or excessively stretching the O-ring during installation. If an assembly lubricant is required, it must be compatible with both the NBR material and the operating medium.
O-rings should be stored under conditions that limit exposure to light, ozone, excessive heat and other factors that may accelerate elastomer ageing.
The nominal inside diameter is 199.3 mm and the cross-section is 5.7 mm. The resulting nominal outside diameter is 210.7 mm.
199.3 mm is the nominal inside diameter of the O-ring, while 5.7 mm is the nominal diameter of its circular cross-section.
NBR stands for nitrile butadiene rubber, commonly called nitrile rubber. It is an elastomer widely used for technical sealing components.
70 Shore A specifies the nominal hardness of the elastomer on the Shore A hardness scale.
Yes. This O-ring size is sold individually, per piece.
Not automatically. NBR and FKM are different elastomers with different operating characteristics. Material compatibility with the medium, temperature and other operating conditions must be verified before substitution.
Not automatically. A change in hardness affects deformation and sealing behaviour in the groove. The hardness grade should match the requirements of the sealing system unless the alternative has been technically verified.
No. Material, hardness, operating medium, temperature, pressure, groove design and static or dynamic operating conditions must also be considered.
O-ring NBR 199.3x5.7 mm 70 Shore A is a nitrile rubber sealing ring with a nominal inside diameter of 199.3 mm and a 5.7 mm cross-section. The elastomer has a nominal hardness of 70 Shore A. Its circular cross-section provides sealing when correctly installed and compressed in a suitable groove. This size is sold individually.
The product is available from the specialist industrial supplier simmering.pl, with stock in Poland. Worldwide shipping is available, as well as assistance with the identification and selection of technical seals.