NBR O-Rings 17x2.5 mm with a hardness of 70 Shore A are designed for hydraulic, pneumatic and industrial sealing applications. Each ring has a 17 mm inside diameter and a 2.5 mm cross-section. The 1000-piece package is suitable for machine manufacturers, production facilities, service companies, maintenance departments and B2B customers requiring a consistent stock of one sealing size.
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NBR O-Rings 17x2.5 mm with a hardness of 70 Shore A are elastomer sealing rings designed for hydraulic, pneumatic, machinery and general technical applications. Each O-Ring has an inside diameter of 17 mm and a cross-section of 2.5 mm. NBR is commonly used with mineral oils, lubricating greases and many standard hydraulic fluids. The package contains 1000 identical sealing rings, making it suitable for series production, maintenance departments, machine manufacturers, technical service companies and wholesale B2B customers.
The 17x2.5 mm size is used in medium-sized sealing grooves found in valves, fittings, covers, bushes, oil connections and machine components.
The 17x2.5 mm designation means:
The approximate outside diameter of the uncompressed O-Ring is 22 mm. However, the seal should not be selected by outside diameter alone. Correct identification requires verification of the inside diameter, cross-section, material, hardness and groove geometry.
A hardness of 70 Shore A is a standard solution for many technical sealing systems. It provides sufficient flexibility during installation while maintaining dimensional stability and mechanical resistance in a correctly designed groove.
The 1000-piece package is intended for regular and repeatable use. It supports stock continuity, reduces purchasing frequency and simplifies standardisation of one sealing size across production and maintenance operations.
An O-Ring is a continuous elastomer ring with a circular cross-section. When installed in a suitable groove, it is partially compressed between two mating surfaces.
This controlled deformation creates sealing pressure. The ring fills the space between the components and restricts the movement of oil, grease, air or another medium compatible with NBR.
In pressurised systems, the operating medium can additionally force the elastomer against the sealing surfaces. Effective sealing still depends on the correct compression ratio, surface quality, extrusion clearance and compatibility between the elastomer and the operating conditions.
O-Rings can be used in static joints and selected dynamic applications. In moving systems, friction, speed, lubrication, pressure and surface finish must be considered.
NBR, also known as Nitrile Butadiene Rubber, is one of the most widely used elastomers in technical sealing applications.
The material offers:
A hardness of 70 Shore A provides a balance between flexibility and resistance to excessive deformation or extrusion.
A typical operating temperature range for standard NBR compounds is approximately -30°C to +100°C. Actual operating limits depend on the compound formulation, medium type, operating pressure, exposure time and mechanical conditions.
NBR is generally not recommended for prolonged use with hot steam, glycol-based brake fluids, strongly oxidising chemicals, ozone or intensive UV exposure.
NBR O-Rings 17x2.5 mm may be used in:
Application suitability should always be confirmed according to dimensions, chemical compatibility, pressure and operating temperature.
The O-Ring should be replaced if any of the following are observed:
Repeated failures may indicate incorrect groove geometry, excessive clearance, sharp edges, insufficient lubrication or material incompatibility with the operating medium.
Before installation:
The ring should be installed evenly and without torsional stress. Even a small cut may cause premature leakage.
In series production, O-Rings should be stored in clearly marked containers to prevent mixing with similar sizes.
Manufacturer: GRN
Product Type: O-Ring
Size: 17x2.5 mm
Inside Diameter: 17 mm
Cross Section: 2.5 mm
Approximate Outside Diameter: 22 mm
Material: NBR
Full Material Name: Nitrile Butadiene Rubber
Hardness: 70 Shore A
Colour: Black
Cross Section Shape: Round
Typical Temperature Range: Approximately -30°C to +100°C, depending on compound and operating conditions
Typical Media: Mineral oils, lubricating greases and selected technical fluids compatible with NBR
Application: Static sealing and selected dynamic systems
Sales Unit: Pack of 1000 pieces
Correct selection of the 17x2.5 mm O-Ring requires verification of the groove and the operating conditions.
The following parameters should be checked:
Insufficient compression may cause leakage. Excessive compression increases friction, raises operating temperature and may accelerate permanent deformation.
At high pressure or with a large extrusion gap, a back-up ring may be required.
Depending on the equipment design, the O-Ring may be used together with:
The bulk package is intended for companies that regularly use one specific O-Ring size in production, maintenance or repair work.
The product may be used as:
Purchasing 1000 pieces reduces the frequency of replenishment and supports standardisation of one sealing size across multiple machines or products.
The product is suitable for:
The first value is the 17 mm inside diameter and the second value is the 2.5 mm cross-section. The approximate outside diameter is 22 mm.
NBR is commonly used with mineral oils and many standard hydraulic fluids. Compatibility should still be confirmed for the exact operating medium.
Yes. All 1000 O-Rings have the same 17x2.5 mm dimensions, NBR material and 70 Shore A hardness.
Reuse is not recommended. A used O-Ring may have permanent deformation, small cracks or installation damage that can reduce sealing performance.
A back-up ring may be required at high pressure or with a large extrusion clearance where there is a risk of the elastomer being forced out of the groove.
Store them in closed packaging in a dry, cool and shaded place away from ozone, UV radiation, heat sources and aggressive chemicals.
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