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Trade Names: Viton (E.I. DuPont), Fluorel (3M)
Fluoroelastomer rubber (Viton) performs well in many different environments such as a variety of oil and petroleum products, high vacuum situations, ozone, weather, high temperatures, and strong acids. This material is commonly used to seal leaks, valves, or pumps. Fluoroelastomer (Viton) has a high resistance to petroleum products as well as a super-low compression set. This makes them a good choice for handling and transporting chemicals and fuels. Has a wide spectrum of chemical compatibility.
Advantages
Harsh Conditions
Viton is a type of fluoroelastomer that is known for its ability to perform well in extreme conditions, including high temperatures, harsh chemicals, and high oxygen environments. It is extremely resistant to abrasion and tearing, making it an ideal choice for use in applications such as o-rings and gaskets that may be subjected to these harsh conditions. In addition to its resistance to wear and tear, Viton is also resistant to many chemicals, making it a popular choice for use in a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, and industrial manufacturing. Overall, Viton is a reliable and durable material that is well-suited for use in demanding applications where extreme conditions and harsh chemicals may be present.
Oil & Petroleum
One of the industries that use this material is the oil and petroleum industry. Viton ® has good resistance to most oils, crude, gasoline, and petroleum. This includes vegetable oils, alcohol, hydraulic oils, and much more.
Disadvantages
Acetone, Methyl, Organic Acids
Viton is known for its excellent resistance to a wide range of oils and petroleum products. This includes vegetable oils, alcohol, hydraulic oils, gasoline, crude oil, and many other types of petroleum products. As a result, it is a popular choice for use in the oil and petroleum industry, where it is often used in applications such as seals, gaskets, and o-rings that may come into contact with these harsh chemicals. In addition to its resistance to oils and petroleum products, Viton is also resistant to many other chemicals, making it a versatile and reliable material for use in a variety of demanding applications.
