Can be made to resist up to -50°C upon request Chemically resistant to: Oil & Fuels, Mineral and Vegetable Oils, Grease, Water, Alcohol, and Aliphatic Hydrocarbons Features such as FDA Compliant NBR Available
Fluorocarbon Rubber (FKM/FPM) Commonly Known as VITON®
Resistant to Aromatic & Aliphatic hydrocarbons. High Pressure resistant suitable for Vacuum Applications Good weathering, aging, and ozoning resistance.
Temperature Range: – 20°C to 200°C
Can be made to resist extreme temperatures and gases depending on categories as below:
Viton A
Viton B
Viton F
Viton AED, LT AED, GF, ULT, XLT, ETP (Commonly used in Oil & Gas)
General Chemical Resistant : Petroleum Oils & Fuels, Mineral Oils and Grease, Acids Added Chemical Resistance of Viton AED (LT) : H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide) also known as sour gas
Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM) Rubber
Good Ozoning and Weather Resistance Hot water, steam and sunlight resistant
Temperature Range: – 50°C to 150°C
Chemical Resistance : Glycol, Inorganic (Diluted) acids and Alkaline Solvents Special Feature : Can be peroxide cured (FDA Compliant) for increased temperature resistance
Chloroprene Rubber (CR - Commonly Known as Neoprene)
Perfect compatibility with Ammonia, Acetone and low pH Acids Strong wear, UV, flame and ozoning resistance Appropriate for air sealing, Petrol & Vegetable oil
Temperature Range: – 30°C to 120°C
Carboxylated Nitrile Rubber (XNBR)
Better suited for dynamic applications compared to NBR as higher wear resistance, elongation and tensile Suitable for Hydraulic Oils and other liquids similar to NBR
Temperature Range: – 30°C to 100°C
Hydrogenated Nitrile Rubber (HNBR)
Good resistance to oils, diluted acids, hydraulic fluids Optimum used in Oil & Gas fields as it can be modified to be resistant to sour gas (H2S) Variations : HNBR AED, HNBR AED LT, HNBR AED LT [Peroxide Cured], HNBR Peroxide Cure
Temperature Range: – 30°C to 150°C
AED [H2S] Range: -35°C to 160°C
AED LT [H2S] Range: -55°C to 160°C
AED Peroxide Cure [H2S]: -30°C to 180°C
FEPM [TFE/P] Commonly Known as Aflas®
Available in AED/RGD Excellent resistance to H2S General Purpose FEPM is resistant to steam, strong acids and chemicals
General FEPM Temp. Range: -5°C to 200°C
FEPM AED Range: -20°C to 200 [Short time 250°C]
Perfluoroelastomer [FFKM] Commonly Known as KALREZ®
Available in AED/RGD Excellent resistance to almost all chemicals Superb high Temperature and wear resistance
General FFKM Temperature Range: -25°C to 270°C [Short Time 300°C+]
Available in Low Temperature compounds
Silicone [VMQ]
With special features, it can handle temperatures as low as -100°C Suitable for food, pharmaceutical, and medical industries and static sealing Not wear and tear resistant compared to other elastomers due to poor tensile and elongation Good Resistance to Ammonia, UV and Dry heat/flame
General VMQ Temperature Range: -60°C to 200°C
PVMQ Temperature Range: -100°C to 200°C
Fluorosilicone [FVMQ]
This is synthesized polymer, takes features from FKM and Silicone to improve on chemical resistence Widely Used in Aviation Enhanced resistance to Fuels [Jet fuel and Others] and Mineral Oil Added Heat resistance
General FVMQ Temperature Range: -60°C to 170°C
Epichlorohydrin (ECO Rubber)
This elastomer bridges the gap between NBR and FKM, it is widely used for fuel applications It can also replace butyl rubber where gas permeability and hydrocarbon fuels are concerned Good wear and ozone resistance