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Fluorocarbon (FKM) O-Rings (0.139 Section)

Introduction

Fluorocarbon (FKM) O-Rings with a 0.139-inch cross section are precision sealing components engineered for applications requiring excellent chemical resistance, thermal stability, and low outgassing. This cross section is commonly specified for compact grooves and high-performance vacuum or fluid systems where reliable sealing must be maintained under elevated temperatures and aggressive media.

Detailed Description

Our FKM O-Rings (0.139 section) are molded from premium fluorocarbon elastomer compounds formulated to resist oils, fuels, solvents, and many corrosive chemicals. Compared with larger cross sections, the 0.139-inch profile allows for efficient sealing in space-constrained designs while still providing sufficient compression and recovery for dependable performance.

The material maintains elasticity over a wide operating temperature range and exhibits low compression set, ensuring long-term sealing integrity. Precision molding and controlled post-curing processes deliver consistent cross-sectional geometry, smooth surfaces, and dimensional accuracy—critical for vacuum service and repeatable installation. Multiple compound grades and hardness options are available to match specific pressure, temperature, and chemical exposure requirements.

Applications

Fluorocarbon (FKM) O-Rings with 0.139 section are widely used in:

  • Vacuum chambers and UHV/HV components

  • Semiconductor and thin film processing equipment

  • Chemical processing and fluid handling systems

  • Pumps, valves, and fittings with compact groove designs

  • Aerospace and automotive sealing applications

  • Laboratory and research instrumentation

Technical Parameters

ParameterTypical Value / RangeImportance
MaterialFluorocarbon (FKM)Heat & chemical resistance
Cross Section0.139 inchFits compact sealing grooves
Hardness70 – 90 Shore A (custom)Balances sealing force and wear
Operating Temperature−20 °C to +200 °C (typical)High-temperature capability
Chemical ResistanceOils, fuels, acids, solventsLong service life
ColorBrown / Black (typical)Standard identification

Comparison with Other Elastomer O-Rings

MaterialKey AdvantageTypical Application
FKMExcellent heat & chemical resistanceVacuum & chemical systems
NBR (Buna-N)EconomicalGeneral oil sealing
EPDMSteam & weather resistanceWater-based systems
SiliconeVery wide temperature rangeLow-pressure static seals

FAQ

QuestionAnswer
Can inner diameters be customized?Yes, a wide range of inner diameters is available on request.
Are these suitable for vacuum applications?Yes, FKM is commonly used in vacuum and thin film systems due to low outgassing.
What hardness is recommended?75 Shore A is typical; higher hardness is available for higher pressure.
How are the O-rings packaged?Cleaned, sealed in protective bags, and packed in export-grade cartons.

Packaging

Our FKM O-Rings (0.139 Section) are carefully cleaned and sealed to prevent contamination or deformation. Clear labeling and protective packaging ensure traceability and safe transport for immediate installation upon delivery.

Conclusion

Fluorocarbon (FKM) O-Rings with a 0.139-inch cross section provide a compact, durable, and chemically resistant sealing solution for vacuum, semiconductor, and industrial systems. With consistent quality, dimensional accuracy, and customization options, they deliver reliable performance in demanding operating environments.
For detailed specifications and a quotation, please contact us at sales@thinfilmmaterials.com.

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