Shenzhen Jinfeng supply oil-resistant rubber O-ring

Shenzhen Jinfeng supply oil-resistant rubber O-ring

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O-rings O-rings are rubber seals with circular cross-section, which are called O-rings because of their O-shaped cross-section, so they are called O-rings. Century, when it was used as a steam engine cylinder seal components.
Basic Information
Medium: air, water, mineral oil.
Material: nitrile rubber, silicone rubber, fluorine rubber, EPDM rubber and so on
Performance: oil, sealed
Applicable temperature: -40 ~ 250 ℃
Hardness: 30-90 degrees
Color: transparent, white, black, red, yellow, green
O-ring specifications
O-ring specification models are UHSO-ring specifications, UHPO-ring specifications, UNO-ring specifications, DHO-ring specifications,
O-ring piston rod specifications, high temperature O-ring, high pressure O-ring, corrosion-resistant O-ring, wear-resistant O-ring.
Product hardness: HS85 ± 2 ° A Operating temperature: TPU: -40 ~ +80 ℃, CPU: -40 ~ +120 ℃ Working pressure: ≤ 32Mpa Working medium: hydraulic oil, emulsion.
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For reciprocating hydraulic cylinder in the piston rod seal Application: TPU: general hydraulic cylinder, general equipment, hydraulic cylinder.
CPU: engineering machinery with high-temperature hydraulic cylinders and high-pressure cylinder.
Material: Polyurethane TPU, CPU, rubber Product hardness: HS85 ± 2 ° A Operating temperature: TPU: -40 ~ +80 ℃ CPU: -40 ~ +120 ℃
Working pressure: ≤ 32Mpa, working medium: hydraulic oil, emulsion.
O-ring sealing performance, high working life, dynamic pressure seal service life than conventional rubber sealing products 5-10 times higher, up to several times, in some conditions can be sealed with the same substrate life.
O-ring friction resistance is small, static and dynamic friction equal to '0' -shaped rubber ring friction of 1 / 2-1 / 4, can eliminate low-speed, low pressure movement of the 'crawling' phenomenon.