Elastomers

Elastomers

Elastomers are flexible sealing materials designed to provide reliable sealing performance across a broad range of temperatures, pressures, and media. Their elasticity allows them to maintain effective sealing under static and dynamic condition

  • Technical Specification
  • Applications
Parameter Details
Hardness range 70–90 Shore A
Operating temperature -30°C to +250°C (compound dependent)
Pressure capability Good resistance to compression set
Properties Excellent flexibility and recovery properties
Application Wide chemical compatibility options Suitable for static and moderate dynamic applications
O rings and static sealing elements.
Hydraulic and pneumatic seals.
Shaft, rod, piston, and flange sealing applications.
General industrial machinery requiring flexible sealing performance.
Process industries
Food and beverage equipment
Water treatment systems
Automotive components
General industrial machinery

Frequently Asked Questions

An elastomer is a polymer material with rubber-like elasticity that can deform and recover, making it highly suitable for sealing applications. Elastomers are sythentic Rubber that allows a wide range of applications to serve different range of temperature & chemical applications.

Their elasticity, recovery, and sealing behavior make them effective for preventing leakage of fluids and gases.

They are used in O rings, hydraulic seals, rod seals, piston seals, shaft seals, and many other industrial sealing applications.

Yes, selected compounds are available with food-contact approvals.

The main factors are temperature, pressure, chemical compatibility, abrasion resistance, and the type of motion or sealing environment.

Material selection depends on operating temperature, speed, media compatibility, pressure, and environmental conditions.

Yes, specific compounds such as FKM, FFKM, MVQ (Silicon Rubber) and EPDM, provide excellent chemical resistance.

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