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O-ring 126.6 mm x 3.53 mm | Black | NBR - Nitrile | 60 Shore A | None | 2223 | € 1,08 | Details | |
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O-ring 126.67 mm x 2.62 mm | Black | NBR - Nitrile | 60 Shore A | None | 1860 | € 0,74 | Details | |
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O-ring 145.42 mm x 6.99 mm | Black | NBR - Nitrile | 60 Shore A | None | 917 | € 3,07 | Details | |
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O-ring 10.52 mm x 1.83 mm | Black | NBR - Nitrile | 60 Shore A | None | 82449 | € 0,04 | Details | |
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Black | NBR - Nitrile - Buna | 60 Shore A | 490 | € 0,34 | Details | |||
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Black | NBR - Nitrile - Buna | 60 Shore A | 1 | € 4,53 | Details |
An O-ring NBR - 60 Shore A is a sealing ring made from nitrile rubber with a hardness of 60 Shore A. These O-rings are renowned for their excellent resistance to oils, fuels, and aliphatic hydrocarbons, making them widely used in the automotive and aviation industries.
The hardness of 60 Shore A provides the O-ring with good flexibility, allowing it to effectively seal in lower pressure applications and conform well to surfaces. NBR O-rings also resist wear and offer good mechanical properties, making them suitable for dynamic applications.
An O-ring NBR - 60 Shore A operates effectively within a temperature range of -40°C to +120°C. While they exhibit less resistance to ozone, UV radiation, and weathering compared to other elastomers, they still provide an excellent balance between performance and cost-effectiveness, making them a popular choice for various industrial applications.
The properties of an O-ring NBR - 60 Shore A include excellent resistance to oils, fuels, and aliphatic hydrocarbons, making them ideal for automotive and industrial applications. With a hardness of 60 Shore A, these O-rings are flexible and can effectively seal in lower pressure applications while conforming well to irregular surfaces.
In comparison to an O-ring NBR - 70 Shore A, which is harder and less flexible, the 60 Shore A variant offers better performance in lower pressure and higher compression scenarios. Conversely, an O-ring NBR - 70 Shore A provides greater wear resistance and performs better in dynamic applications.
O-rings NBR - 90 Shore A are even harder and are used in applications involving high pressure and mechanical stress, but they lack the flexibility of the 60 Shore A variant. This makes an O-ring NBR - 60 Shore A particularly suitable for applications requiring a combination of flexibility and oil resistance.
The benefits of an O-ring NBR - 60 Shore A are numerous, making them a popular choice in various industrial applications. These O-rings offer excellent resistance to oils, fuels, and aliphatic hydrocarbons, making them ideal for use in the automotive and aviation industries.
The hardness of 60 Shore A provides an optimal balance between flexibility and strength, allowing them to effectively seal in lower pressure applications and conform well to irregular surfaces. Additionally, NBR O-rings are wear-resistant and exhibit good mechanical properties, ensuring long life and reliability in dynamic applications.
The temperature range of -40°C to +120°C makes an O-ring NBR - 60 Shore A suitable for diverse environments. Moreover, NBR O-rings are cost-effective, making them an economical choice without compromising on performance and quality.