95602-125 Compair O-RIng - Viton 0693-57

95602-125 Compair O-Ring - Viton 0693-57

Enhance the performance and longevity of your compressor with the Compair O-Ring Viton, specifically designed for optimal compatibility. The Viton O-Ring 0693-57, item 95602-125, is a high-quality replacement part that ensures a secure seal within your machinery. This O-Ring replacement 0693-57 is crafted from durable Viton material, renowned for its excellent resistance to chemicals and extreme temperatures, making it an ideal choice for demanding environments. Guarantee seamless operation and prevent leaks by integrating the Compair O-Ring into your maintenance routine. Trust in the reliability of this essential component to keep your equipment running smoothly.

Features

• Material Durability:

  The 95602-125 Compair O-Ring is made from Viton, a high-performance synthetic rubber known for its superior resistance to heat, chemicals, and oils. This enhances the longevity and reliability of the O-Ring, making it suitable for demanding compressor applications.

• Temperature Resistance:

  Viton O-Rings can withstand a wide temperature range, typically from -20°C to 210°C (-4°F to 410°F), ensuring effective sealing performance in both high and low-temperature environments. This makes them ideal for compressors that operate under varying thermal conditions.

• Chemical Compatibility:

  Thanks to its chemical structure, Viton exhibits excellent resistance to a wide array of chemicals, including fuels, oils, and hydraulic fluids. This chemical compatibility ensures that the O-Ring maintains its integrity and performance even when exposed to harsh substances.

• Compression Set Resistance:

  Viton O-Rings have a low compression set, meaning they maintain their shape and sealing capabilities over time, even under continuous pressure. This reduces maintenance needs and enhances the efficiency of the compressor.

• Seal Integrity:

  The design and material properties of the 95602-125 Compair O-Ring ensure a tight seal, preventing leaks and loss of pressure within the compressor system. This improves operational efficiency and energy consumption.