OEM/ODM China FEP Encapsulated O-Ring for Southampton Factory
OEM/ODM China FEP Encapsulated O-Ring for Southampton Factory Detail:
Encapsulated O Ring adopts special rubber resisting high temperature, F+ plastic and special engineering to compound this sealing product. It not only has low contraction permanent set functions of rubber O Ring, but also resistant heat, cold oil, friction, chemical corrusion and other performances. It can be used in all kind of dynamical seal and static seal widely, meanwhile can replace all traditional rubber and plastic O Ring.
Technical Data Sheet
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Property |
Unit |
Result |
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A |
B |
C |
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Normal Conditions |
Hardness |
JIS Hs |
70~90 |
70~90 |
60~75 |
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Elongations(min.) |
% |
60 |
60 |
80 |
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Tensile Stress(min) |
Mpa |
16 |
16 |
16 |
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Compressibility |
% |
50~60 |
50~60 |
60~75 |
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Recovery |
% |
＞85 |
＞85 |
＞70 |
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Permanentset |
% |
＜10 |
＜10 |
＜10 |
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230°Cx24h hot air ageing |
Change of hardness(max) |
JIS Hs |
-5~+5 |
-5~+5 |
-5~+5 |
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Change of Tensile Stress(max) |
% |
-15 |
-15 |
-15 |
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Change of Elongation(max) |
% |
-20 |
-20 |
-20 |
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Compression Permanentset |
175°Cx70h |
% |
≤20 |
≤20 |
≤20 |
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Color |
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Brown |
Black |
Red |
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Applications |
Temperature Limited |
℃ |
-20~+250 |
-20~+200 |
-20~+200 |
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Pressure Limited |
Mpa |
0~35 |
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Working Environment |
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Strong Caustics, moderate acids, chlorine, gases, water, steam, hydrocarbons, hydrogen and aluminum fluoride except element fluorine and fusion sodium. |
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