O Ring 175 ID

The O RING 175 ID is one of the most widely used O-Rings on the market. It features excellent resistance to petroleum products, compression set, and tear and abrasion resistance. However, it does not have good resistance to ozone, sunlight, or weather, unless specifically compounded. The O RING 175 ID should not be stored in direct sunlight or near motors or other electrical equipment which may generate ozone. Its temperature range is -40° to +250°F.

Key Features: 

• Ethylene propylene, silicone, fluorocarbon, PTFE, and Nitrile are some common compounds used to make O RING 175 ID. 

• O RING is a bit of a living fossil in terms of manufacturing components which are incredibly widely used today. 

• It has remained a beautifully straightforward and reliable solution to a problem that was brought up a century ago. 

• It has a classic doughnut or torus shape, and they exist purely to create a better, more leak-proof seal between two other components, with the aim usually being to avoid the unwanted escape and leak of gasses, oil or other liquid. 

• O RING 175 ID comes with excellent resistance to petroleum products and compression set, tear and abrasion resistance which means it is capable of blocking any leakage no matter if it's minor or major. It plays a vital role in assuring the safety of the machines, operators, industry and also the environment.

• The O ring performs its task to protect the round-shaped earth by playing its role perfectly as it is made with the purpose.

• Yes, it lacks in having good resistance to ozone, sunlight, or weather, unless specifically compounded. 

• It comes with some conditions that need to be heard and taken care of. It should not be stored in an open place where it can come in direct contact to the sunlight, or near motors, or other electrical equipment that may generate ozone as it does not have good resistance to ozone.