O-ring 66.40 ID 69.95 OD 1.78 W EPR Polymod BCG
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Features
- Abrasion resistant
- Tear resistant
- Resistant to extreme temperatures, fungal growth, UV and ozone exposure, and weathering
- Withstand the effect of brake fluids and Skydrol, and other hydraulic fluids
Product Overview
O-rings are also known as circular sealing, which is widely used in cylindrical application to prevent leakages. It is used in a place where it is compressed in between two or more surfaces. An O-ring is generally made of rubber due to which it returns to its original shape on compression. It is used to prevent the fluid or air from escaping when the O-ring is compressed between two surfaces. A common cause of vapor leakage is the absent or damaged O-ring. They are mainly used for sealing leakage of fuel or gas and are seated in a groove and compressed between two or more parts thereby creating a seal at the interface.
