O-Rings

O-Rings are critical components used to provide a reliable seal between two parts. They enhance the performance and longevity of industrial systems by preventing leaks and maintaining pressure.

  1. AFLAS ORNGO12F10484 O-Ring .139 x 10.484"

    O-Rings

    AFLAS ORNGO12F10484 O-Ring .139 x 10.484"

    ORNGO12F10484 O-Ring Aflas .139 x 10.484" O-Ring Aflas .139 x 10.484"
  2. Applied Materials, 3700-01865, O-Ring

    O-Rings

    Applied Materials, 3700-01865, O-Ring

    Applied Materials, 3700-01865, O-Ring ID 11.475 CSD .210 Viton 75 Duro B O-Ring ID 11.475 CSD .210
  3. Tosoh 389SC1100 O-Ring, 20.0 CSD.210 70 Duro

    O-Rings

    Tosoh 389SC1100 O-Ring, 20.0 CSD.210 70 Duro

    Tosoh 389SC1100 O-Ring, 20.0 CSD.210 70 Duro O-Ring, 20.0 CSD.210 70 Duro

Common Applications

fluid sealing

gas sealing

industrial equipment

machinery maintenance

Buying Guide

O-Rings Buying Guide

Choosing the right O-Ring is crucial for ensuring effective sealing in your equipment. Consider the following factors when making a selection:

Pay attention to the size and dimensions to ensure compatibility with your machinery.

  • Verify the material for chemical and temperature compatibility.
  • Check for any specific industry standards that apply to your use case.
  • Inspect the O-Ring for any signs of wear or damage if purchasing surplus.
  • Ensure proper documentation and specifications are available for reference.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are O-Rings used for?
O-Rings are used to create a seal between two parts to prevent fluid or gas leaks in industrial applications.
What materials are O-Rings made from?
O-Rings can be made from various materials, including Viton, PTFE, and other elastomers.
How do I choose the right O-Ring?
Consider the size, material compatibility, pressure requirements, and temperature conditions of your application.
Can O-Rings be reused?
It's not recommended to reuse O-Rings as they may degrade over time, affecting their sealing capability.