Regarding the material of the O-ring

2016-12-24View Original

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Hai Youhao: May I ask what material is suitable for O-rings that can withstand toluene? Thank you

Reply #22016-12-25

This post was last edited by asmedia on 2016-12-25 01:12. DuPont’s perfluoroether rubber KalreZ is the best choice; Viton and Yamada rubber perform poorly, not to mention silicone rubber and EPDM. I conducted specialized swelling experiments.

Reply #32016-12-27

If it has to be rubber, then perfluoroether rubber is the choice; PTFE, which is a plastic, is definitely an option as well

Reply #42016-12-27

Use a PTFE seal; fluororubber is likely not suitable.

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