rubber O-ring

Product characteristics:

Perfluorinated rubber is mainly composed of tetrafluoroethylene and perfluoroalkyl vinyl ether as the main monomers, which are copolymerized with a small amount of third monomers with vulcanization points. As the name suggests, all hydrogen atoms on the carbon atoms in the polymer are replaced by fluorine atoms, and it has an extremely stable structure for high temperatures and chemicals. For example, it has the high-temperature stability of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) and can also resist the corrosion of over 1600 chemicals, Its excellent performance helps to maintain the integrity of the seal, reduce maintenance times, and improve safety. This outstanding practical value makes it have various special applications in industry, and its development and application represent the highest point of fluororubber development.

Perfluorinated rubber is a high-performance and cost-effective sealing material, and so far, it is still the most expensive adhesive in the world. Due to the significant cost savings in replacement, maintenance, and safety of perfluorinated rubber, its application has gradually expanded from cutting-edge technology fields such as military and aerospace at the beginning of development to civilian fields such as electronics, medicine, and chemical engineering in recent years. Generally speaking, the total life cost of seals should not only consider the purchase price of the seals, but also consider the service life and losses caused by failures, shutdowns, and repairs. In many cases, due to parking losses and the high cost of dismantling and reinstalling equipment, the high reliability of perfluorinated rubber is sufficient to prove its cost-effectiveness, regardless of its typically long service life.