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What is the Captive O-Ring Groove (CORG)?

2015-06-18View Original

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Same topic: seeking advice on the design of a captive O-ring groove (CORG) to achieve optimal sealing and prevent the O-ring from falling out before final assembly. What is the Chinese term for Captive O-Ring Groove (CORG)? Meanwhile, is the rubber trapezoid O-Ring seal understood as a rubber trapezoidal seal ring? Thank you!
Reply #22015-07-08
I think CORG might refer to a \"embedded O-ring sealing groove\", while rubber trapezoid O-Ring seal could be described as a \"trapezoidal O-ring rubber seal\"; it’s similar to what you mentioned. My knowledge is limited, so this is just for reference only. :lol

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