O-Ring 199.2x5.7 NBR 70 Shore A is an elastomeric sealing ring with a 199.2 mm ID, 5.7 mm CS and 210.6 mm nominal OD. Material: NBR / Buna-N. Nominal hardness: 70 Shore A. Its round cross-section forms a seal through controlled compression in a correctly designed groove. Exact temperature and chemical limits depend on the NBR compound.
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O-Ring 199.2x5.7 NBR 70 Shore A is an elastomeric sealing ring with a 199.2 mm inside diameter and 5.7 mm cross-section, manufactured from NBR - Nitrile Butadiene Rubber. The nominal material hardness is 70 Shore A. Based on the ID and CS dimensions, the nominal outside diameter is 210.6 mm.
Complete dimensional identification:
199.2x5.7 mm -> ID 199.2 mm -> CS 5.7 mm -> OD 210.6 mm -> NBR -> 70 Shore A
An O-ring is a closed elastomeric sealing ring with a round cross-section.
For this product, the 199.2x5.7 mm designation specifies:
199.2 mm - inside diameter ID
5.7 mm - cross-section CS
Material:
NBR - Nitrile Butadiene Rubber
Nominal hardness:
70 Shore A
Correct O-ring selection requires consideration of dimensions, material, hardness, groove geometry, working medium and actual operating conditions.
The principal dimensions are:
ID - Inside diameter: 199.2 mm
CS - Cross-section: 5.7 mm
OD - Nominal outside diameter: 210.6 mm
Cross-section: Round
Nominal size: 199.2x5.7 mm
The nominal outside diameter is calculated as:
OD = ID + 2 x CS
For this O-ring:
199.2 + 2 x 5.7 = 210.6 mm
For technical identification and replacement selection, the primary O-ring dimensions remain ID 199.2 mm and CS 5.7 mm.
The O-ring is manufactured from NBR - Nitrile Butadiene Rubber, also commonly known as nitrile rubber or Buna-N.
NBR is widely used as an elastomer for O-rings and other technical sealing elements.
Depending on the exact compound, NBR is commonly compatible with many mineral oils, lubricating greases and selected hydraulic fluids.
Exact chemical resistance depends on the formulation of the NBR compound, the working medium and operating temperature.
The NBR designation alone should therefore not be interpreted as confirmation of compatibility with every oil, fuel, hydraulic fluid, solvent or chemical.
70 Shore A specifies the nominal hardness of the elastomer.
Hardness affects how the O-ring deforms during installation and how its cross-section responds to compression within the sealing groove.
When selecting a replacement, the required hardness should be considered together with dimensions and material.
An O-ring measuring 199.2x5.7 mm but having a different hardness should not automatically be considered identical to the NBR 70 Shore A version.
An O-ring forms a seal through controlled compression of its round elastomeric cross-section between mating surfaces.
When installed in a correctly designed groove, the O-ring deforms and generates contact pressure against the sealing surfaces.
Sealing performance therefore depends not only on the 199.2x5.7 mm O-ring itself but also on:
groove geometry, compression, material, working medium, pressure, temperature and surface condition.
Correct groove design and material selection are essential parts of O-ring selection.
NBR compounds are commonly used in sealing systems involving many:
mineral oils, mineral-based lubricating greases and selected hydraulic fluids.
Compatibility should nevertheless be verified for the actual fluid and operating conditions.
Different NBR compounds can provide different chemical resistance even when their nominal hardness is the same.
The designation NBR 70 Shore A alone does not establish one exact operating temperature range for this product.
Temperature capability depends on the specific elastomer compound.
Different NBR formulations with the same nominal 70 Shore A hardness can have different low- and high-temperature limits.
For this reason, a fixed operating temperature range should not be assigned without confirmation of the exact compound specification.
When selecting this O-ring or a replacement, verify:
ID: 199.2 mm
CS: 5.7 mm
Nominal OD: 210.6 mm
Material: NBR
Hardness: 70 Shore A
Groove geometry: suitable for the specified O-ring
Working medium: compatible with the exact NBR compound
Temperature: within the limits of the exact compound
Operating conditions: appropriate for the sealing arrangement
Matching the 199.2x5.7 mm dimensions alone does not establish complete technical interchangeability.
O-rings manufactured from NBR, FKM, EPDM or VMQ can have identical 199.2x5.7 mm dimensions while providing different material properties.
Changing the elastomer can affect:
chemical resistance, temperature capability, mechanical behaviour and compatibility with the working medium.
An O-Ring 199.2x5.7 FKM, EPDM or VMQ should therefore not automatically be considered a direct replacement for the NBR version.
Product: O-ring / elastomeric sealing ring
Size: 199.2x5.7 mm
ID - Inside diameter: 199.2 mm
CS - Cross-section: 5.7 mm
OD - Nominal outside diameter: 210.6 mm
Material: NBR
Material name: Nitrile Butadiene Rubber
Alternative material name: Buna-N / nitrile rubber
Nominal hardness: 70 Shore A
Cross-section: Round
The O-ring has a 199.2 mm inside diameter and 5.7 mm cross-section.
The nominal outside diameter is 210.6 mm.
199.2 mm is the inside diameter ID, while 5.7 mm is the diameter of the round cross-section CS.
NBR means Nitrile Butadiene Rubber, also known as nitrile rubber or Buna-N, an elastomer widely used in technical sealing applications.
70 Shore A specifies the nominal hardness of the elastomer on the Shore A hardness scale.
NBR is commonly compatible with many mineral oils and lubricating greases, but compatibility should be verified for the exact medium, compound and operating conditions.
An exact temperature range cannot be determined from NBR 70 Shore A alone. Temperature capability depends on the specific NBR compound used.
Not automatically. The dimensions can be identical, but FKM and NBR have different chemical, thermal and mechanical properties.
O-Ring 199.2x5.7 NBR 70 Shore A is an elastomeric sealing ring with a 199.2 mm inside diameter, 5.7 mm cross-section and 210.6 mm nominal outside diameter. It is manufactured from Nitrile Butadiene Rubber with a nominal hardness of 70 Shore A and has the round cross-section characteristic of an O-ring seal.
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