Pew Nitrile 60 Shore Rubber O Rings For Connecting Joints

High-temperature sealing o-rings are, as the name implies, designed to withstand extreme heat while continuing to provide a reliable seal between two surfaces or components.

• Nitrile: anywhere from -50 C to 120 C
• Hydrogenated nitrile: anywhere from -45 C to 150 C
• Polyacrylate: anywhere from -25 C to 175 C
• Ethylene-propylene: anywhere from -50 C to 135 C
• Chloroprene: anywhere from -40 C to 120 C
• Butyl (petroleum compound): anywhere from -55 C to 205 C
• Fluorosilicone: anywhere from -60 C to 205 C
• Fluorocarbon: anywhere from -25 C to 205 C
• O-rings for high-pressure sealing

  High-pressure resistance is a common requirement of industrial o-rings, along with reliable performance in high temperature and dynamic environments. For a high-pressure seal to work to optimal levels, o-ring design and manufacture again depends on choosing specific materials for better performance under specific conditions.