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| A wide range of materials like H-PU, NBR, FPM, EPDM, MVQ (Silicone),
PTFE pure, PTFE filled, POM or PA6 G produced by our partner company trygonal
Kunststoffinnovationen GmbH. guarantees the right "turn of the seals"
and fair prices. For more information please refer to www.trygonal.com. |
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| PolyurethanE |
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| H-Polyurethane is a hydrolysis resistant, thermoplastic Polyurethane
elastomer. The material is especially abrasion and extrusion resistant,
very elastic and because of that very easy to install. H-PU offers outstanding
resistance against hydrolysis in standard hydraulic liquids and in "oil
in water" emulsions. |
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Thermoplastic Polyurethane |
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Hardness - Shore A: 95 ±2
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 400bar
Temperature range: -25°C to 110°C |
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Casted H-PU |
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Hardness - Shore A: 95 ±2
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 400bar
Temperature range: -25°C to 110°C |
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| NBR (Caoutchuc) |
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| NBR is a Nitrile-Butadiene-Caoutchuc based material which
is especially abrasion resistant and very easy to install. |
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| NBR |
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Nitrile-Butadiene-Caoutchuc |
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Hardness - Shore A: 85 ±5
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 160bar
Temperature range: -25°C to 100°C |
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| H-NBR |
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Hydrogenated-Acrylnitrile-Butadiene-Caoutchuc |
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Hardness - Shore A: 85 ±5
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 160bar
Temperature range: -20°C to 150°C
H-NBR is the hydrogenated variant of NBR with same mechanical characteristics
but higher temperature and chemical resistance. |
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Nitrile-Butadiene-Caoutchuc (white) |
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Hardness - Shore A: 85 ±5
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 160bar
Temperature range: -25°C to 100°C
White nitrile rubber without carbon, replaces NBR when special hygienic
prescriptions have to be fulfilled. |
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| FPM / FKW (Caoutchuc) |
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| FPM, FKM is a fluoro rubber based material - better known
under the name "VITON" (trading brand by DuPont) for different
applications. FPM is highly resistant against high temperature, aggressive
chemical solutions or ozone. It is weatherproof and also resistant against
sulphuric mineral oils and grease. |
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Fluoro Rubber |
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Hardness - Shore A: 84 ±4
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 160bar
Temperature range: -25°C to 220°C |
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| EPDM (Caoutchuc) |
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EPDM is an Ethylene-Propylene-Diene-Rubber based elastomere
used for applications in hot water, steam, alcaline solutions and polarized
solvents. EPDM is not mineral oil resistant. EPDM has excellent ozone and
chemical resistance and is insusceptible to aging or weather factors.
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| EPDM |
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Ethylene-Propylene-Diene-Rubber |
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Hardness - Shore A:
86 ±4
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 160bar
Temperature range: -45°C to 120°C, for short periods of time up to 150°C,
water steam for short periods of time up to 200°C
Application: Hot water and steam, diluted acid and alkaline solutions;
Available with KTW and FDA license |
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| EPDM-KTW |
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Ethylene-Propylene-Diene-Rubber
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Härte - Shore A:
87 ±4
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 160bar
Temperature range: -40°C to 100°C, for short periods of time up
to 120°C (water steam up to 180°C).
Vulcanized EPDM with KTW and FDA licence (especially made for food applications).
Application: Hot (drink) water and steam |
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| Silicone (MVQ) |
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| Silicone is a Vinyl-Methyl-Silicone Caoutchuc based elastomer.
Silicone is mainly used for static packings because its mechanical characteristics
are less appropriate for dynamic sealing. Silicone seals are easy to install,
highly weatherproof, ozone resistant, insusceptible to aging, provide very
good insulating characteristics and excellent resistance to hot air. |
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| Silicone |
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Vinyl-Methyl-Silicone Rubber MVQ (Ecosil - blau) |
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Hardness - Shore A: 79 ±4
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 160bar
Temperature range: -60°C to 200°C |
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| PTFE Polytetrafluorethylene-Polymer |
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| PTFE pure |
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Polytetrafluorethylene |
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Hardness - Shore D: 55
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 160bar
Temperature range: -200°C bis 260°C (for short periods of time up to 320°C)
PTFE pure is a polytetrafluorethylene-polymer, it is most chemical resistant,
offers very good sliding characteristics and is also an exellent material
for food applications. |
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| PTFE Glass/MoS2 |
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Polytetrafluorethylene |
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Hardness - Shore D: 63
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 400bar
Temperature range: -200°C to 260°C
PTFE filled with 20% Glasfaser und 5% MoS2, especially developed for hydraulic
applications, highest extrusion resistance with high elongation.
The special mixture of fillers allows the design of accurate seal edges
for most powerful seals. |
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| PTFE Bronze |
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PolytetrafluorethylenE (brown) |
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Hardness - Shore D: 69
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 400 bar
Temperature range: -200°C to 260°C
PTFE filled with 40% Bronze, similar characteristics as PTFE glass / MoS2,
because of the higher specific weight more often used for special guidance
applications. |
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| PTFE Special I |
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PolytetrafluorethylenE (blue green) |
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Hardness - Shore D: 63
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 160bar
Temperatur range: -200°C to 260°C (for short periods of time up to 320°C)
PTFE filled with 1% pigments (on demand also with 15% glass); best chemical
resistance, outstanding gliding characteristics and enhightened resistance
against extrusion compared to PTFE pure. |
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| PTFE Special II |
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PolytetrafluorethylenE (dark grey) |
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Hardness - Shore D: 69
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 160bar
Temperature range: -200°C to 260°C (for short periods of time up to 320°C)
PTFE filled with 47% Bronze und pigments; similar characteristics as PTFE
Bronze, enhightened resistance against extrusion. |
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| PTFE-carbon |
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PolytetrafluorethylenE (black) |
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Hardness - Shore D: 65
DIN Norm 53505
Pressure resistance: up to 160bar
Temperature range: -200°C to 260°C (for short periods of time up to 320°C)
PTFE filled with 24% carbon and 1% graphite. Optimized for emergency runs. |
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| POM Polyoximethylene |
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| POM is a Polyoximethylene-Copolymer. POM is a gliding material
with high pressure and extrusion resistance, easy to chip and with little
water absorption. Main application: Guide Rings |
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Polyoximethylene |
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Hardness: 160
DIN Norm 53456
Pressure resistance: k. A.
Temperature range: -40°C to 100°C |
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| PA 6 G (Polyamide) |
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| PA 6 G is a polyamide based material with excellent gliding
characteristics and high pressure and temperature resistance. It is mainly
used for guide rings with dimensions larger than 250mm. |
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| PA 6 G |
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Polyamide |
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Hardness: 120
DIN Norm 53456
Pressure resistance: k. A.
Temperature range: -30°C to 110°C |
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