FKM Rubber Pipe

The original fluoroelastomer was developed by the DuPont Company in 1957 in response to high performance sealing needs in the aerospace industry. To provide even greater thermal stability and solvent resistance, tetrafluoroethylene (TFE) containing fluoroelastomer terpolymers were introduced in 1959. The latest FKM polymers have a much broader fluids resistance profile than standard fluoroelastomers, and are able to withstand strong bases and ketones as well as aromatic hydrocarbons, oils, acids, and steam. In 1975 a new fluoroelastomer family was introduced by Asahi Glass Co., FEPM, based on an alternating copolymer of TFE and propylene. The chemical resistance and high temperature stability is due to the bulkiness of the fluorine atoms, shielding the polymer backbone and carbon-fluor bond from attack, and the high bonding energy of the carbon-fluor bond, as illustrated in the following figures. Applications : Used in the transportation of gasoline, ethanol extended gasoline, diesel fuel, lubrication oil, or the vapor present in either the fuel system or the crankcase of internal combustion engines Construction: Permeation Barrier:Special rubber which has perfect oil-,fuel-resistant performance (FKM) Tube:Oil -,Fuel-resistant synthetic rubber compound Reinforcement:High tensile braided fiber  Cover: suitable oil- ,ozone-, and heat-resistant synthetic rubber compound    Working Temperature:-34℃~+1