Fluoroelastomer (FKM Viton Equivalent) Sheet 75 Duro (Black Sheet)
Fluoroelastomer (FKM – Viton Equivalent) Rubber Sheet - 75 Durometer.
Description
A high-perfomance synthetic elastomer sheet that exhibits a broad range of resistance to oils, fuels, lubricants and most mineral acids and performs well in hot and corrosive environments. Exhibits very good resistance to many aliphatic hydrocarbon fluids that act as solvents for many other rubbers.
Applications:
- Higher temperature requirements
- Exceptionally good compression set
- Exhibits good resistance to atmospheric oxidation, sun, and weather
- Excellent resistance to fungus and mold
Compatible With:
- Water
- Chemicals
- Oil
- Fuels
- Aliphatic hydrocarbon fluids
Dimensions:
Fluoroelastomer Sheet Rubber comes in rolls in these widths and thicknesses. We cut these into the desired sheet or strip sizes.
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1/16” X 36” |
1/16” X 48” |
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3/32” X 36” |
3/32” X 48” |
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1/8” X 36” |
1/8” X 48” |
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3/16” X 36” |
3/16” X 48” |
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1/4” X 36” |
1/4” X 48” |
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1/2” X 36” |
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Note: Other thicknesses and sheet sizes may be available by special order.
Specifications:
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Lowest Working Temp |
-20° F |
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Highest Working Temp |
400° F |
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Tensile Strength |
1200 PSI |
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Elongation |
170.00% |
OTHER TYPES OF RUBBER SHEET WE OFFER:
Open Cell Sponge Sheet | Diaphragm Sheet | Mil. Spec Rubber Sheet | Corrugated Matting | Butyl Rubber | Foam Rubber Sheet
Please contact one of our knowledgeable sales technicians at (562) 435-2411 for more information on the Rubber Sheeting listed above.
DUROMETER GUIDE:
The durometer scale was defined by Albert Shore in the 1920's.
He developed a device that could measure the hardness (resistance to permanent indentation) of a material.
Click here to view the Allied Packing & Rubber Durometer Guide
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