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In our offer you will find a very wide range of materials and dimensions of rings according to DIN, ISO, BSI, ASTM, CSN and other standards.
These values are approximate and may be influenced by other factors. We will be happy to consult with our expert to make sure you make the right choice.
Use from -40 °C to 120 °C. It has good oil resistance, commonly used in hydraulics and fuel handling.
Operating temperature: -40 to 120 °C
It operates from -50 °C to 150 °C and is weather and ozone resistant.
Operating temperature: -50 to 150 °C
It operates from -40 °C to 120 °C, offers good ozone resistance and moderate oil resistance. Used in refrigeration and automotive components.
Operating temperature: -40 to 120 °C
It has the highest temperature resistance from -20 °C to 327 °C and exceptional chemical resistance. Ideal for the semiconductor and aerospace industries.
Operating temperature: -20 to 327 °C
It operates from -20 °C to 200 °C. It has excellent oil and acid resistance, suitable for automotive and industrial applications.
Operating temperature: -20 to 200 °C
It works from -60 °C to 200 °C. It is used in medical facilities and food processing.
Operating temperature: -60 to 200 °C
Our offer includes a very wide range of materials and dimensions of rings according to DIN, ISO, BSI, ASTM, CSN and other standards. The extensive range of materials allows the use of o-rings in virtually all types of media.
Cord diameters from 0.35 to 40 mm and internal o-ring diameters up to 5000 mm are available.
The O-ring is mainly used as a static seal. For dynamic applications, limitations based on speed and sealing pressure must be observed. When selecting an o-ring, care should be taken to select the correct material** based on the required temperature, chemical and other resistance.
| Compound | Description | Shore A hardness | Temperature resistance °C |
|---|---|---|---|
| NR (Paraguma) | It is distinguished by its abrasion resistance, high elasticity and good physical-mechanical properties. It is not resistant to oil, ozone, atmospheric influences. | 30 - 95 | From -40 to 85 |
| SBR | Cost-effective type of synthetic rubber for general use. It has lower resistance to atmospheric influences and chemicals. | 30 - 95 | From -30 to 100 |
| NBR | Oil resistant rubber for use primarily in mineral oil based media applications. | 30 - 95 | From -30 to 100 |
| HNBR | Compared to NBR it stands out for its tensile strength. Maintains properties when exposed to heat, oil and chemicals | 30 - 95 | -40 to 150 |
| EPDM | Rubber resistant to atmospheric influences, UV and ozone radiation. Excellent temperature resistance. | 40 - 85 | -50 to 150 |
| CR (Neoprene) | Mainly used in refrigeration technology and applications where the seal is exposed to external weathering. | 40 - 90 | -20 to 100 |
| VMQ (Silicone) | Material resistant to high temperatures, atmospheric influences and selected chemicals. Suitable for food applications. | 20 - 80 | From -60 to 200 |
| FPM/FKM (Viton) | Rubber with excellent chemical and heat resistance. Especially used in high temperature mineral oil and grease based applications. | 65 - 90 | -20 to 200 |
| FFKM | For its excellent chemical and temperature resistance it is used in the chemical and process industries. For aggressive environments and high temperatures. | 70 - 95 | From -30 to 325 |
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