Round Silicone Seals

Our Seals  has the following advantages :

• Excellent static and dynamic sealing
• Good back-pumping ability
• High wear resistance/operational reliability
• Good chemical resistance
• Can be used as an individual seal or as secondary seal within sealing systems
• Small cross sections possible

Silicone rubber withstands high and low temperatures far better than their organic rubber counterparts.

• Ability to be used continuously at 150°C (302° F) with virtually no change in its properties.
• Certain silicone compounds can withstand use even at 200°C (392° F) for 10,000 hours or more.
• Some silicone rubber products can withstand heat upwards of 350°C (662° F) for short periods.

Silicone rubber also exhibits excellent resistance to cold temperatures.

• Embrittlement point for some silicone parts is between -60° to -70°C, (-76° to -94° F) (organic rubber is between -20° to -30°C, (-4 to -22° F)
• Some silicone products are able to withstand extremely low temperatures, keeping their elasticity at -100°C (-148° F) and below.
• Withstands high & low temperatures far better than organic rubber
• Good thermal stability
• Repels water & forms tight seals
• Excellent electrical insulation, no decline in insulation performance even when immersed in water, making it an ideal insulating material
• Flexible at low temperatures, stiffens up at higher temperatures
• Under ordinary pressure, contact with steam typically causes little or no deterioration
• Flame retardant, will not ignite easily. Some products received UL94 V-0 certification according to the UL94 (USA) standards for flammability classification.
• Unlike most organic elastomers such as EPDM and neoprene, the compression set of silicone rubber is consistent over a wide range of temperatures from -60° to +250°C. The selection of a proper curing agent and post-curing is particularly recommended when using silicone material to make molded products that require a low compression set.
• Customizable for specific applications by adjusting the compound recipe by selecting the proper curing agent and/or post-curing the compound to improve resistance to flames, steam & hot water (over 150C)
• Low chemical reactivity