O-ring OD 31.88 ID 26.64 BCG 2.62 W EPR 70 Durometer
1407-3408-000 | |
New | |
Anesthesia Delivery | |
Aespire | |
GE HealthCare | |
GE HealthCare LCS Parts | |
GE HealthCare | |
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Features
- Abrasion resistant
- Tear resistant
- Suitable for use with corrosive skydrol hydraulic fluid, steam, water, silicone oils, brake fluids and alcohols
- Good compression and resilience properties
Product Overview
The O-ring is used to prevent the leakage of vapors from Breathing Circuit Gas (BCG) in an anesthesia delivery machine. A common cause of vapor leakage is the absent or damaged O-ring. The O-rings are used in Breathing Circuit Gas (BCG) systems by eliminating leakage of gases. It is the most common type of seal used in a wide range of static or dynamic applications. It is seated in a groove and it is compressed between two or more parts to create an excellent seal. It is generally made of rubber due to which it returns to its original shape on compression. The O-ring is made up of highly abrasive and flexible Ethylene propylene rubber (EPR) material. It acts as an excellent leak barrier for medical equipment. Ethylene propylene rubber is a type of synthetic elastomer that is closely related to EPDM rubber.