Using the DIN 3771 chart to spec your O-ring
DIN 3771 is the German metric O-ring size standard engineers reach for when a drawing calls out a seal as inside diameter x cross-section in millimeters rather than a dash number. Read across the chart to translate a DIN 3771 callout into the exact ID and cross-section (CS) you need, then confirm the quality level and hardness code that go with it — the quality grade governs allowable surface and molding defects, and the hardness code sets the durometer (Shore A) for your groove and duty. Buyers searching DIN 3771 metric O-ring sizes use this table to lock the ID x CS, grade and hardness before release, so the seal fits its groove and passes incoming inspection the first time.
Once you have the size, grade and hardness, ARC molds it to your spec. Twenty years of US custom rubber manufacturing, ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 certification, and a full range of compounds — NBR, HNBR, FKM/Viton, EPDM, silicone and more — mean you choose the material and durometer for your temperature, pressure and chemical duty while we hold the DIN 3771 dimensions and quality level you specify. Send the ID x cross-section, quality level and hardness, or a drawing, and our engineers confirm compound, tolerances and a fast quote.