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Rings, Sealing, Perfluorocarbon (Ffkm) Rubber High Temperature Fluid Resistant 70-80
- Aerospace Material Specification
- AMS7257
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This specification covers a perfluorocarbon (FFKM) rubber in the form of molded o-rings. These sealing rings have been used typically in applications in contact with air or a variety of fuels, lubricants and hydraulic fluids from -15 to +290 degrees C (+5 to 554 degrees F), but usage is not limited to such applications. Each application, however, has to be considered individually. Instances are known when these rings have been used below -15 degrees C (+5 degrees F) and above 290 degrees C (554 degrees F). The cross section of such rings is usually not over 0.275 inch (6.98 mm) in diameter or thickness.
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Welcome to the AMS-CE Elastomers Committee Discussion Forum.
The AMS-CE Elastomers Committee maintains Aerospace Materials Specifications (AMS), Aerospace Recommended Practices (ARP), Aerospace Information Reports (AIR) and Aerospace Standards (AS) on elastomeric materials. AMS-CE, which reports to the Aerospace Materials Division, coordinates and maintains liaison with industry, government and other standardization groups on elastomeric materials. A significant part of this committee is concerned with elastomeric fluid sealing materials, their applications, material development, testing, quality, design parameters and design practices. No copyrighted material may be posted in this forum. SAE is not liable for opinions expressed or information posted to this forum. All information posted becomes the property of SAE.Reference
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