
Other special materials in O-Rings
In the world of industrial sealing, it’s common to talk about materials such as NBR, FPM, EPDM, FFKM or VMQ. However, at JIOrings we know that market needs don’t always match the most popular compounds. That’s why we maintain an updated and diverse stock that includes a wide range of technical materials for O-Rings that are less well known but essential in specific and demanding applications.
Having these materials in stock allows us not only to offer fast delivery times but also solutions tailored to sectors as diverse as the chemical, energy or food industries, among others.
Below, we present some of the most technical and specialized O-Ring options available in our online store:
CR O-Rings (neoprene)
- Resistance: Good against oils, coolants, ozone, and aging.
- Temperature: -40 °C to +100 °C.
- Applications: Automotive, air conditioning, marine industry.
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HNBR O-Rings (hydrogenated nitrile)
- Resistance: Excellent against oils, fuels, heat, and abrasion.
- Temperature: -40 °C to +150 °C.
- Applications: Hydraulic systems, compressors, automotive industry.
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FVMQ O-Rings (fluorosilicone)
- Resistance: High against fuels and extreme temperatures, good flexibility at low temperatures.
- Temperature: -60 °C to +180 °C.
- Applications: Aerospace, automotive, cold and aggressive environments.
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PU O-Rings (polyurethane)
- Resistance: Excellent to abrasion, pressure, and oils.
- Temperature: -30 °C to +100 °C.
- Applications: Pneumatics, hydraulics, mobile machinery.
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PTFE O-Rings (polytetrafluoroethylene)
- Resistance: Chemically inert, withstands virtually all chemicals.
- Temperature: -200 °C to +260 °C.
- Applications: Chemical, pharmaceutical, food industries.
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FEPM O-Rings (Aflas®)
- Resistance: Excellent to oils, acids, bases, and steam.
- Temperature: -10 °C to +200 °C.
- Applications: Petrochemical, chemical processes, energy.
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ACM O-Rings (polyacrylate)
- Resistance: High to oils, heat, and oxidation.
- Temperature: -25 °C to +150 °C.
- Applications: Gearboxes, engines, hydraulic systems.
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AEM O-Rings (ethylene acrylate)
- Resistance: Good to oils and heat, better cold performance than ACM.
- Temperature: -30 °C to +150 °C.
- Applications: Automotive industry, compressor seals.
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CSM O-Rings (Hypalon®)
- Resistance: Excellent to ozone, UV rays, and oxidizing chemicals.
- Temperature: -40 °C to +125 °C.
- Applications: Outdoor, automotive, chemical industry.
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FEP O-Rings (encapsulated)
- Resistance: Elastomeric core (usually FKM or VMQ) with FEP coating, offering superior chemical resistance.
- Temperature: Up to +205 °C.
- Applications: Food, pharmaceutical, chemical industries.
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IIR O-Rings (butyl)
- Resistance: Very low gas permeability and good resistance to acids.
- Temperature: -45 °C to +120 °C.
- Applications: Pneumatic valves, vacuum sealing, pharmaceutical applications.
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SBR O-Rings (styrene-butadiene)
- Resistance: Good to wear and water, limited with oils.
- Temperature: -40 °C to +100 °C.
- Applications: Water sealing, basic industrial uses.
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Why choose JIOrings?
Because we offer one of the largest O-Ring stocks on the market (along with other sealing elements), ready for 24-hour delivery. And because we understand that every application has its own requirements, our technical team will assist you in choosing the ideal seal based on regulations, media, temperature, or pressure.
And remember that planning your O-Ring purchases in advance will help you avoid setbacks caused by raw material price increases or global market logistics tensions, among other factors. In sealing, foresight also means efficiency.
Real stock, real solutions
Discover the fastest way to find your O-Ring, visit our online store and use our quick search tool.