O-Rings
An O-ring is a part of seal in the shape of a torus.
Since it is seated in a simply structured groove, it's used for all applications.
Ars. provide synthetic gumwood with a superior characteristic depending on various use.
Major characteristic of rubber materials
Materials used for O-Ring are Nitrile Rubber, HNBR, Ethylene Propylene Rubber, Acrylic Rubber, Silicone Rubber, Fluororubber and so on.
Rubber class | Use / Feature | ※Specification JIS B 2401-2012 |
※Application temperature (℃) |
Sealing object | |
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Nitrile Rubber (NBR) |
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NBR-70-1 |
-35~120℃ |
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NBR-70-2 |
-25~100℃ |
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NBR-90 |
-35~120℃ |
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HNBR |
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HNBR-70 |
-40~160℃ |
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Special (Company standard) |
-25~150℃ |
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EPDM |
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EPDM-70 |
-50~150℃ |
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Acrylic rubber (ACM) |
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ACM-70 |
-35~175℃ |
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Silicon rubber (VMQ) |
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VMQ-70 |
-60~230℃ |
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Fluororubber (FKM) |
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FKM-70 |
-25~250℃ |
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FKM-90 |
-20~250℃ |
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special |
-40~220℃ |
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- Since in the absence of Japanese Industrial Standards, we decide a standard in-house specification of the item as "Special(Company standard)" in the table.
- The range of the application temperature is available temperature and is not guarantee temperature of the seal life.