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Fluorocarbon (VITON®/FKM)

FLUOROCARBON / FLUOROELASTOMER (VITON ®)

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Fluorocarbon (VITON® / FKM)

Viton® has excellent resistance to high temperatures, ozone, weather, oxygen, mineral oil, fuels, hydraulic fluids, aromatics and many solvents, and therefore used for o rings and cord. Fluorocarbon possesses low gas permeability, low compression set, and good mechanical properties.

High fluorine grades of Fluorocarbon offer higher resistance to swell in high octane and oxygenated fuel blends. This gives Fluorocarbon a superior performance in Ethanol/Methanol blended gasoline.

Combining high temperature resistance with outstanding chemical resistance, Fluorocarbon (also known as Fluoroelastomer) based compounds approach the ideal for a universal O-ring material.

Standard Fluorocarbon compounds are usually:

  • Type A and are commonly available in 75 & 90 Shore Hardness: – V75 & V90. These compounds are normally stocked in Black although other colours can be manufactured, i.e. Brown / Green.

Other types are:

Additionally, specialty versions of these types are available to provide improved low temperature flexibility. These are called LT types, for example, GLT, and GFLT, and these perform like the A, and F families, respectively; GLT & GFLT provide improved low temperature performance with a TR (10) of -40°F and brittleness to -76°F.

General Specifications (actual specification may vary)

ASTM D1418 Designation:FKM

Standard Colours

  • Black / Brown / Green / Blue / Purple / White / Yellow / Red

Looking for an alternative style?

Please note – Fluorocarbons are not recommended for exposure to ketones, amines, low molecular weight esters and ethers, nitro hydrocarbons, hot hydrofluoric or chlorosulfonic acids, or Skydrol® fluids. They are also not recommended for situations requiring good low temperature flexibility.