Viton (fluorocarbone) Rubber Sheets

Key Properties of Viton Fluoroelastomer Rubber

• High temperature resistance - has the ability to withstand continuous high temperatures up to 204^oC, or intermittent exposures of up to 315^oC without losing its shape or breaking down.
  
  
• Chemical resistance - excellent resistance to chemical attack by oxidation, acids, oils, fuels and petrochemicals.
  
  
• Low compression set - highly resilient and maintains its shape even after repeated compressions. Due to the low compression set of 62% (70^oC for 22 hours) it can return to its original shape quickly and effectively.
  
  
• Tensile strength â?? offers a high tensile strength of 7 MPA, meaning it is highly flexible and can withstand stretching without breaking.
  
  
• Tear Resistance - the material has a tear resistance of 20 kg/cm and can be used for applications that involve exposure to sharp edges or rough surfaces.
• Abrasion Resistance - resistant to abrasion and friction with the ability to withstand wear and tear over long periods of time.

Benefits of Viton Fluoroelastomer Rubber

• Viton Fluoroelastomer Rubber is renowned for its durability which makes it an ideal choice for applications that demand long lasting performance.
  
  
• It exhibits high resistance to extreme temperatures ranging from -20^oC to +250^oC thus making it a preferred choice for use in extreme temperature conditions in various industry.
  
  
• It offers highly resistant to wear and tear which reduces failure and need for frequent replacement thus reducing the overall cost of ownership.
  
  
• It is also a good resistant to a wide range of chemicals including acids, fuels, solvents and oils which make it a number one choice where there is exposure to harsh chemicals.
• Viton Rubber Sheets offers outstanding durability and resistance to abrasion, wear and tear contribute to lower maintenance costs as it requires a less frequent replacement or repair. The materials low compression set means that it maintains its shape and performance overtime, reducing the need for maintenance.