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Chemicals,
oils and heat, taken together or individually, present critical
and unique sealing applications. Sealing problems can be avoided
by selecting sealing materials suited to the rigors of these applications.
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To
help you select the most appropriate material for your sealing application,
Garlock has included in this catalog:
- Chemical
Resistance Chart
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ASTM Specifications for all
500 Series Products
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Safety Information, Specific Warnings and Maintenance Precautions
that will assist in proper safety planning and material selection.
Style
#501 sheet rubber, made with VITON® fluoroelastomer,
is a high-performance product resistant to heat, oils, fuels,
numerous acids and other chemicals.
ASTM
D2000-2HK-710-B37-Z1
(Z1
equals durometer of 75 ±5 Shore
A)
Style
#502 will
be used in sealing applications that require resistance to extreme
temperatures (-75 to 400 degrees F), high ozone concentrations,
and high ultraviolet content. This material also contains only
ingredients listed in FDA CFR 177.2600 “Rubber articles intended
for repeated use in contact with food.
Style
#505 is a branded, chlorinated polyethylene (CPE) sheet
rubber product. CPE has excellent resistance to many chemical groups
such as oils, acids, bases and alcohols. CPE is also very resistant
to oxidation, heat and ozone.
ASTM D2000-2CE-718-B15
Style
#509 is a branded, chloro-butyl sheet rubber
product, also referred to as "Butyl" sheet.
ASTM D2000-CA-615
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