Description: Combining high temperature resistance with outstanding chemical resistance, Fluorocarbonbased compounds approach the ideal for a universal Oring material.

Temperature Range: Standard Compound: 20^oF to +400^oF. (Dry Heat Only)

Hardness (Shore A): 50 to 95.

Features: Featuring excellent resistance to petroleum products and solvents, with good high temperature compression set characteristics, Fluorocarbon Orings make ideal seals for aircraft, automobile and other mechanical uses.

Fluorocarbons are highly resistant to swelling in gasoline and gasoline/alcohol blends, as well as resistant to the degrading effects of U.V. light and ozone.

With low gas permeability, they are also well suited for hard vacuum service.

Limitations: 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.