AS16.0x1.0-75F Viton (Black) Oring (Metric Size 1.00 CS x 16.00 ID)
Fluorocarbon exhibits resistance to a broader range of chemicals combined with very good high temperature properties more so than any of the other elastomers. It is the closest available approach to a universal elastomer for sealing in the use of o-rings and other custom seals over other types of elastomers. Fluorocarbons are highly resistant to swelling when exposed to gasoline as well as resistant to degradation due to expose to UV light and ozone. When exposed to low temperatures, fluorocarbon elastomers can become quite hard (-4F) but can be serviceable at low temperatures, although FKM compounds are not recommended for applications requiring good low temperature flexibility. In addition to standard FKM materials, a number of special materials are available with differing monomer compositions and fluorine content (65% to 71%) for improved low temperature, high temperature, or chemical resistance performance.	Temperature Range (dry heat)
	low	high
	5F - 15C	390F 199C
	Application Advantages
	excellent chemical resistance excellent heat resistance good mechanical properties good compression set resistance
	Application Disadvantages
	poor low temperature flexibility poor resistance to hot water and steam
	Dimensions CS x ID
	»Metric 1.00 X 16.00 »(Nearest 1000th) 0.039" X 0.630"
Primary Uses	Specialized Applications
O-rings, rubber seals and custom molded rubber components for Automotive fuel handling Aircraft engine seals High temperature applications requiring good compression set General industrial seals and gaskets	degree of fluorination (A, B, F, GB, GF, GFLT, GBLT, GLT, ETP) copolymer or terpolymer of fluorinated hydrocarbon monomers