Just like the brand name Perbunan® has become a well-established term for nitrile rubber, Viton>® has turned out to be a well-known brand name for fluoroelastomers. decades, such as the international companies Dyneon with Dyneon® ((formerly 3M with Fluorel®), Solvay with Tecnoflon® and Daikin Industries with Dai-El®.
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FKM advantages. Introduction FKM. The original fluoroelastomer was developed by the DuPont Company in 1957 in response to high performance sealing needs in the aerospace industry. To provide even greater thermal stability and solvent resistance, tetrafluoroethylene (TFE) containing fluoroelastomer terpolymers were introduced in 1959.
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Choose the right material for your project. Here is a quick and easy way for designers engineers, component specifiers and purchasing professionals to identify the rubber material best suited to your application.
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Viton Gasket Materal (FKM) Gasketing perfect for gasket cutting, flat seals, door seals, Industrial applications. Standards are in stock or custom manufactured to your specifications. Viton is a high tech. elastomer designed for extreme heat, oil and chemical resistance.
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FKM advantages. 1  Excellent temperature resistance. 2  High chemical stability. 3  Good weather, aging and oxygen stability.  Excellent resistance in mineral oils and 1  fats. Low gas permeability.  Very good resistance in non-polar 1  media. Temperature range from –40 °C to +225  °C.
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The end-user has to be aware of the fact that the brand name Viton® (like other brand names, too) does not stand for a certain material specification, but rather is a name for all types of fluoro rubbers which are made by DuPont Performance Elastomers.
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Silicone is one of the most versatile of rubber compounds. With its extreme temperature range (-80°F to 550°F), it exceeds all comparable materials in their insulating properties as well as flexibility in a wide range of electrical applications.
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Minimize Downtime and Maximize Seal Performance with Viton™ Fluoroelastomers. 1  In the toughest of environments – amid high temperatures and harsh chemicals – Viton™ fluoroelastomers provide peak performance and resistance. Specified for fuel systems seals and hoses, O-rings, and gaskets, Viton™ fluoroelastomers can outperform the competition. Viton™ with APA.
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Just like the brand name Perbunan® has become a well-established term for nitrile rubber, Viton>® has turned out to be a well-known brand name for fluoroelastomers. However, there are also other chemicals groups which have been successfully manufacturing and supplying fluoroelastomers for several.
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Viton Gasket Material FKM Fluoroelastomer. There are different types of Viton. A good example of the differences can be viewed by examining the following chart: While there are substitues that will often perform, specifying the most recognized name in FKM material is an inexpensive form of insurance.
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what is the material fkm?
FKM is the original fluoroelastomer was developed by the DuPont Company in 1957 in response to high performance sealing needs in the aerospace industry.   The original fluoroelastomer was developed by the DuPont Company in 1957 in response to high performance sealing needs in the aerospace industry.