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These uxcell nitrile rubber O-rings are essential components for mechanics, plumbers, and DIY enthusiasts looking for reliable sealing solutions in fluid-handling systems. Engineered with a 70A Shore hardness, they provide excellent durability and resistance against petroleum-based substances, though they are not intended for use with ozone or harsh weather environments.
| Model Part Number | SYNCTEA002582 |
|---|---|
| Brand | uxcell |
Yes, provided the water temperature does not consistently exceed 212°F (100°C).
Nitrile is generally compatible with petroleum-based fuels, but check your fuel type for specific chemical compatibility.
It indicates the material's resistance to indentation, with 70A being a standard, medium-soft rating ideal for effective sealing.
While they may remain intact after removal, it is industry standard to replace O-rings whenever a system is disassembled to ensure a proper seal.
Nitrile is not recommended for long-term outdoor use due to poor resistance to UV light and ozone-related degradation.
Check if the seating groove was cleaned of old gasket debris or corrosion before installation.
Apply a small amount of lubricant and ensure the O-ring is not twisted in the groove before tightening mating parts.
Ensure the application temperature has not exceeded 212°F (100°C), as extreme heat will bake the nitrile rubber.
When installing these O-rings, ensure the seating surface is clean, smooth, and free of burrs or debris, as sharp edges can cause premature cutting of the rubber. For ease of installation and to prevent pinching, lightly lubricate the ring with a compatible hydraulic fluid or light grease. Avoid overstretching the ring during placement. Store these items in a cool, dark, and dry area away from direct sunlight, as exposure to UV light and ozone can cause the rubber to crack or degrade over time.
