Dec 8, 2003 #1 Geof2003 Mechanical Dec 8, 2003 2 I need an off-the-shelf closed cell elastomer o-ring. Please suggest a supplier.
Dec 9, 2003 #2 Rogerio1 Chemical Oct 29, 2003 18 Where are you located? (Country, State?) Upvote 0 Downvote
Dec 9, 2003 #4 sealguy Mechanical Sep 30, 2002 28 O-rings are not defined as closed cell or open cell as is sponge rubber . You need to decide what elastomer is proper for your application, eg., Nitrile, FKM (DuPont Viton), Silicone etc. Call a Parker o-ring distributor or go their web site, http://www.parker.com, they will have a distributor finder in the or-ring division's site. I use Staver Hydraulics, http://www.staverhydraulics.com, but use whomever you are confortable with. Upvote 0 Downvote
O-rings are not defined as closed cell or open cell as is sponge rubber . You need to decide what elastomer is proper for your application, eg., Nitrile, FKM (DuPont Viton), Silicone etc. Call a Parker o-ring distributor or go their web site, http://www.parker.com, they will have a distributor finder in the or-ring division's site. I use Staver Hydraulics, http://www.staverhydraulics.com, but use whomever you are confortable with.
Mar 24, 2004 #5 moldedrubber Automotive Mar 18, 2004 1 Colonial BPP in Dyersburg Tenn.Mauufacturers Molded sponge O rings. Upvote 0 Downvote
