O-ring FKM

High fluorine content for broad chemical resistance and excellent high-temperature behavior
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  1. 11430401 PERTEC® O-ring CIP FKM 75.501-04
    PERTEC® O-ring CIP FKM 75.501-04
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  2. 11400711 HITEC® O-ring FKM 75.16-04
    HITEC® O-ring FKM 75.16-04
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  3. 11413201 NORMATEC® O-ring FKM 75.00-01
    NORMATEC® O-ring FKM 75.00-01
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  4. 10417501 NORMATEC® O-ring FKM 77.00-01 brown
    NORMATEC® O-ring FKM 77.00-01 brown
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  5. 11413005 NORMATEC® O-ring FKM 70.00-01 green
    NORMATEC® O-ring FKM 70.00-01 green
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  6. 10417503 NORMATEC® O-ring FKM 90.00-01
    NORMATEC® O-ring FKM 90.00-01
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O-Rings in FKM

The term fluorelastomer (abbreviation FKM or formerly also FPM) describes a whole group of rubbers which have vinylidene (di)fluoride (VDF) as one of their monomers as a common characteristic.

Advantages of FKM

The general application temperature is -25 to +200°C. FKM has a very good resistance to media, ozone and ageing. The material is also resistant to fuels, mineral oils and greases as well as aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons. Fluororubbers were developed in the 1950s by DuPont (Viton) and are now also offered by Solvay, Dyneon and Daikin and other manufacturers.

The two main types of fluorrubbers are:

- copolymers of vinylidene fluoride (VDF) and hexafluoropropylene (HFP) and

- Terpolymers of VDF, HFP and tetrafluoroethylene (TFE)

Thanks to the additionally introduced TFE, the terpolymers have a higher fluorine content than the copolymers (approx. 68-71 % compared to 66 % for the copolymers), which is reflected in a significantly better resistance to chemicals and higher temperatures. In contrast, copolymers have advantages in terms of compression set and low-temperature flexibility. The main types of cross-linking used today are bisphenol and peroxide, which also have a high influence on chemical resistance and temperature behaviour. Thus, fluorocarbon materials can be modified today to achieve a low-temperature resistance of -60°C or, in the high-temperature range, up to +250°C. Special materials now also have excellent hot water and steam resistance, which makes these materials increasingly interesting for the process industry.

Fields of application of FKM

Due to the fluorine content and the associated broad chemical resistance, as well as the excellent high-temperature behaviour, seals made of FKM are used in the automotive industry, the chemical, pharmaceutical and process industry, the aerospace industry and the oil and gas industry.

PERTEC® CIP FKM especially for the process and food industries - Discover also our standard range of HITEC® FKM and NORMATEC® FKM

Discover our new material PERTEC® O-Ring CIP FKM 75.501-04, which was developed explicitly for the process and food industry and has the most important approvals.

Angst+Pfister also has a stock range of FKM HITEC® and FKM NORMATEC® in green and black.

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