O-Ring 60.00mm ID x 2.00mm CS Fluorosilicone (FVMQ) 60 ShA blue -59°C to +175°C

Fluorosilicone (FVMQ) is a specialised elastomer that combines the excellent flexibility and low-temperature performance of silicone with the superior chemical resistance and high-temperature stability of fluorine-based compounds. This unique blend makes it an ideal material for sealing applications exposed to a variety of challenging environments, including aggressive chemicals, high and low temperatures, and environmental stresses. Fluorosilicone O-rings are particularly effective in sealing applications that require resistance to fuels, oils, chemicals, and extreme temperature variations. However, given their relatively low tear strength, high friction, and limited abrasion resistance, these materials are typically best suited for static applications. Fluorosilicone O-rings are commonly used in industries such as automotive, chemical processing, oil & gas, and pharmaceuticals, where sealing solutions need to endure high temperatures, chemical exposure, and extreme environmental conditions. Their versatility and ability to provide reliable sealing performance in critical applications ensure long-lasting durability and exceptional sealing integrity.

Dimensions:

60mm ID x 2mm CS

Material Properties:

Hardness: 60 ShA
Colour: Blue
Temperature Range: -59°C to +175°C

Key Benefits of Fluorosilicone (FVMQ) O-Rings:

Chemical Resistance
High-Temperature Stability
Low-Temperature Flexibility
Low Compression Set
Long-Term Durability

Chemical Resistance:

Excellent resistance to oils and fuels
Outstanding resistance to a wide range of aggressive chemicals, including acids, alkalis, and solvents.
Superior resistance to extreme weather conditions, ozone, UV radiation, and high-temperature environments.

Not Compatible With:

Inorganic Acids and Bases
Inorganic Gases
Organic Acids
Organic Solvents and Hydrocarbons
Organic Compounds
Inorganic Salts and Solutions
Halogenated Hydrocarbons

Key Applications:

Automotive
Oil and Gas
Pharmaceutical and Food Processing
Semiconductor Manufacturing
Marine Industry
Power Generation
Storage and Transport of Liqueified Gases