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Materials

Any elastomer your application demands

Twelve elastomer families, compounded in-house — matched to your temperature, chemistry and mechanical requirements. Pick a material to see properties, industry applications and a technical spec, or tell us your service conditions and we’ll recommend the right compound.

EPDM-58°F to +302°F
Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer

The go-to for weather, ozone, steam and brake-fluid service, but not petroleum oils.

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Silicone (VMQ)-67°F to +392°F
Silicone Elastomer

The widest temperature range in a flexible elastomer, plus clean and inert grades.

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Fluorosilicone (FVMQ)-67°F to +350°F
Fluorosilicone Elastomer

Silicone's temperature range with added fuel and oil resistance — the aerospace fuel-system elastomer.

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FKM (Viton)-4°F to +400°F
Fluoroelastomer

The industry standard for high-heat, oil, fuel and chemical resistance in a true elastomer.

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NBR (Nitrile)-40°F to +250°F
Acrylonitrile-Butadiene Rubber

The workhorse oil and fuel seal — best value for hydraulics and petroleum service.

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HNBR-40°F to +300°F
Hydrogenated Nitrile Rubber

Nitrile's oil resistance with much higher heat, strength and abrasion life.

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FFKM (Kalrez)+5°F to +500°F
Perfluoroelastomer

Near-universal chemical resistance plus extreme heat — for the harshest sealing environments.

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Neoprene (CR)-40°F to +250°F
Chloroprene Rubber

A balanced all-rounder with good weather, moderate oil and excellent marine/refrigerant compatibility.

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SBR-40°F to +212°F
Styrene-Butadiene Rubber

Low-cost, abrasion-resistant general-purpose rubber for non-oil, indoor service.

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TPV (Santoprene)-76°F to +275°F
Thermoplastic Vulcanizate

Rubber-like sealing in a recyclable, moldable thermoplastic — ideal for weatherseals and overmolding.

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AFLAS (TFE-P)+14°F to +446°F
Tetrafluoroethylene-Propylene Elastomer

The oilfield/steam specialist — outstanding resistance to bases, amines, H₂S and steam.

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PTFE-328°F to +500°F
Polytetrafluoroethylene (thermoplastic fluoropolymer)

Virtually universal chemical inertness and the widest temperature range — a rigid fluoropolymer, not a true elastomer.

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Not sure which compound is right?

Our engineers select from 12+ families based on your media, temperature, pressure and cycle life. Start with our guides, or send us the application.

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Send your service conditions or drawing — we'll confirm the right elastomer and a path to production.

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