Viton FKM Rubber, Fluoroelastomer, FPM , FKM, Viton, Fluoro Rubber, 64706-30-5

Viton FKM Rubber, Fluoroelastomer, FPM , FKM, Viton, Fluoro Rubber, 64706-30-5

Viton FKM rubber, also known as Fluoroelastomer, is a family of fluorocarbon-based synthetic rubber materials. It was originally developed by DuPont (now owned by Chemours) and is known for its exceptional resistance to heat, chemicals, and oil. FKM stands for Fluorine Kautschuk Material.

Physical Properties:

• Color: Typically black or dark brown.

• Density: Approximately 1.8 g/cm³.

• Hardness: Ranges from 60-90 Shore A.

• Tensile Strength: 10-20 MPa.

• Elongation: Between 150% - 300%.

• Operating Temperature: -26°C to 260°C (-15°F to 500°F).

Chemical Properties:

• Chemical Resistance: Excellent resistance to a wide range of chemicals, including fuels, oils, acids, and solvents.

• Ozone and UV Resistance: Outstanding resistance to ozone and UV radiation.

• Oil Resistance: Superior resistance to mineral oils and fuels.

• Electrical Properties: Good electrical insulator.

CAS Number:

The CAS number for Viton FKM rubber is 64706-30-5.

Other Names:

• Fluoroelastomer

• FKM (common abbreviation)

• FPM (international abbreviation according to DIN/ISO)

• Viton (brand name by DuPont/Chemours)

Common Names:

In everyday language, Viton FKM rubber is often referred to as "fluoro rubber" or simply "Viton." It is widely recognized due to its use in high-performance applications such as aerospace, automotive, and chemical processing industries