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| Article number | 188550 |
| Alternative names | FFPM – Dupont Kalrez |
| Equal to | Evolast N694 |
| Material | FFKM - FFPM |
| Product name | O-ring 165x3.5 FFKM - FFPM |
| Seal type | O-ring |
| Alternative Size | |
| AS568 Size Chart Explanation | AS 440 |
| DIN 3771 Size Chart Explanation | 165 x 3.5 |
| ISO 3601 Size Chart | 165x3.5 |
| Size in text | one hundred and sixty five zero by three comma fifty |
| SMS 1586 Size chart | 165x3.5 |
| Basic Specifications | |
| Approval | None |
| Color | Black |
| CS (Cross Section) Explanation | 3.5 mm |
| Hardness Explanation | 60 Shore A |
| ID (Inner diameter) Explanation | 165 mm |
| Export Specifications | |
| Country of Origin | IT |
| Customs Code Explanation | 40169300 |
| Other Specifications | |
| Chemical Name | Perfluoroelastomer |
| Description 2 | O-ring FFKM - FFPM 165x3.5 |
| Trade names | Chemraz® - Simriz® - Kalrez® - Spectrum - Triazinico - Isolast® - Parofluor® - Fluorez - Perlast® - HPSealing® - Perfluor® - Polymax |
| Technical Specifications | |
| Compression Set Explanation | 216010302 % |
| Specific Gravity Explanation | 216010302 g/cm3 |
| Temperature Max | 270 ºC |
| Temperature Min | -25 ºC |
| Tensile Strength Explanation | 216010302 MPa |
| Ultimate Elongation Explanation | 216010302 % |
This FFKM - FFPM O-Ring is 165 x 3.5mm and in the color Black. The Hardness of this O-RIng 165x3.5 FFKM - FFPM - 60 Shore A - Black - ORS188550 is 60 Shore A.The alternative names of the compound are FFPM – Dupont Kalrez and they are mostly produced by Chemraz® - Simriz® - Kalrez® - Spectrum - Triazinico - Isolast® - Parofluor® - Fluorez - Perlast® - HPSealing® - Perfluor® - Polymax. The O-ring is commonly used in and has an operating temperature range from -25 ºC to 270 ºC. O-rings 637927 are indicated as 188550 and have a DIN 3771 Size of 165 x 3.5. This item is equal to Evolast N694 and has an None Approval. The chemical name of this Oring is Perfluoroelastomer.
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