The O-Ring is one of the most basic and functional seals ever made.
O-Rings are circular sealing elements with circular cross-sections.
O-Rings are available in a wide range of standard and non-standard sizes
that are suitable for nearly all sealing applications.
Our O-rings are manufactured according to international standards such as AS 568, ISO 3601 and JIS. Custom sizes of almost any dimension are possible.
O-Ring compounds formulated to meet the most industry standards from:
And many customer-specific requirements.
One Team supplies standard and custom O-Rings.
With a diversified network of O-Ring manufacturers, you can rely on One Team to supply your O-ring needs, fast and efficiently.
We specialize in the unusual, hard to find.
One Team has an solutions for:
We also supply O-Rings for many other applications
plus common use.
Standard O-Ring kits or supplied in a wide variety of materials containing inch and or metric popular sizes.
Custom Kitting
No matter what the kit type, One Team has the experience to help our customers design and assemble a proper kit to best fit current applications, saving time and optimizing cost.
Large Seamless O-Rings (LSO) eliminates the high tooling costs of molded and the weak connections of vulcanized.
Seamless is an advanced continuous molding process using unique tooling and a secondary process that yield high quality
O-Rings.
Large Seamless O-Rings are made using a variety of high quality elastomers, broad range of cross sections, infinite diameters, superior service and eliminate the high tooling costs of molded and the weak connections of vulcanized all at a competitive price.
O-Rings were invented in 1936 and the two main methods to manufacture O-Rings has remain the same since the beginning, compression molded and vulcanized.
These methods work, but for large O-Rings they do have their short comings.
Compression molding requires very expensive tooling, long lead times, quality issues and high costs.
Vulcanized (Spliced) O-Rings the connection are weak compared to the rest of the part, limited standard cross sections and materials.
LSO eliminates all of these issues and also offers you infinite possibilities.
Diameters
Cross Sections
M-Trace for Large Seamless O-Ring
Maintaining traceability is made easier with M-Trace
FREE service offer by One Team
One Team lead times are design to meet your needs
50 standard elastomer compounds plus infinite compounds to your specifications .
Encapsulated O-Ring seals are almost universally used in harsh environments. These seals are the ideal solution in the face of sealing problems given their chemical resistance, elastic properties, and low friction.
Applications:
Pumps and valves, marine motors, mechanical locking, filters, pneumatic motors, heat exchangers, autoclaves, pipelines, and compressors, among others.
Encapsulated seals / O-Rings consist of a jacket (FEP-PFA) which completely encloses the cord (Rubber) in a seamless encapsulation
CORE MATERIAL
Silicone softer than FKM, more temperature resistant, superb thermal resistance, very good cold flexibility. Applications where lighter compressive forces are applied to energize the seal.
Viton® FKM combination of exceptional mechanical properties and compression set resistance, excellent resistance to high temperatures and chemicals.
JACKET MATERIAL
FEP excellent resistance to a broad range of corrosive chemicals also has a low compression set and coefficient of friction.
Chemical Name: Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene
PFA resembles FEP in its areas of application. Improved cold flow properties and optimized mechanical qualities at higher temperatures
Chemical Name: Perfluoroalkoxy
FEP Silicone -75 to 400 °F
PFA Silicone -75 to 500 °F
FEP Viton™ -15 to 400 °F
PFA Viton™ -15 to 400 °F
Encapsulated Camlock gaskets by One Team for the universal sealing of cam and groove hose couplings.
The rectangular cross-section inner core of silicone or Viton™ rubber is protected by an encapsulation of FEP, providing extreme chemical and high temperature resistance.
Kamlock Material
Standard Size Range 1/2" to 6".
One Team Products supplies custom molded O-Rings to meet your requirements from size, color, hardness and material.
We specialize in the unusual, hard to find.
With a diversified network of O-Ring manufacturers spanning the globe, you can rely on One Team to supply your custom
O-Ring or custom molded parts needs, fast and efficiently.
Spliced and vulcanized O-rings are made from extruded cord stock that has been cut and bonded together, as opposed to molded O-rings; those that have been compression or injection molded as one piece.
O-Ring cord is cut to length, a bonding agent is applied to the ends and joined together in a mold at a high temperature.
Cut Type
Cord can be made to almost any shape and the ends can be spliced together.
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X-Rings (also known as Quad Rings) have a sealing function doubling that of an O-ring and can be used in a numerous static and dynamic sealing applications.
Square Rings are available in a variety of rubber and plastic materials. In most static applications, a Square Ring will serve as a direct replacement for an O-ring and generally will perform a high-pressure sealing function as well as or better than an O-ring.
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Compounds General Purpose, Low Temp, UL, NSF-61, NSF 51, Mil Spec
AKA NBR, BN, BUNA-N, HYCAR, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Rubber
Hardness 50A to 95A (Shore Durometer A)
Temperature -70F to +275 F (Common Temp Range -30F to +250F)
BUNA-N (Nitrile) This is most popular, all-around O-Ring. It has excellent resistance to petroleum-based products, hydraulic fluids, most silicone fluids, and fuels. Excellent compression set, resistance to tear and abrasion exhibiting high tensile strength.
Not good against weathering. (sunlight, ozone)
Compounds General Purpose, ED
AKA (HNBR) Hydrogenated Nitrile Butadiene Rubber, (HSN) Highly Saturated Nitrile
Hardness 50A to 90A (Shore A Durometer)
Temperature -50F to +325F (Common Temp Range -40F to +325F)
Color Black, Green
HNBR, is produced by hydrogenating Nitrile (NBR). The result is a rubber polymer that performs superior to standard NBR. With improved heat and ozone resistance, increases tensile strength, superior abrasion resistance and highly durable in dynamic applications.
Compounds General Purpose, Low Temp, AED, NSF61, NSF51, FDA
AKA EPDM, EPR. EP, Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer Rubber, Ethylene Propylene,
Hardness 70A to 90A (Shore A Durometer)
Temperature -60F to +500F (Common Temp Range -60F TO 270F)
Ethylene-Propylene rubbers make up a family of synthetic elastomers characterized by excellent chemical and thermal resistance. EPDM materials are most commonly used in applications involving solvents, acids, brake fluids, and other aggressive chemicals. It is also known for its resistance to high temperature steam. EPDM has very poor compatibility with most mineral and petroleum based oils and is seldom used in those applications.
Compounds General Purpose
AKA Urethane, Polyurethane, AU, EU, PU
Hardness 70A to 90A (Shore A Durometer)
Temperature -65F to +250F
Color Transparent (clear)
The millable Polyurethane (PU) rubbers are distinguished into two types; the first is polyester urethane (AU) and the other is polyether urethane (EU).
Any type polyurethane has excellent wear resistance, high tensile strength and high elasticity in comparison with any other elastomers.
Compounds General Purpose, FDA
AKA PTFE, TFE, VTFE, TEFLON®, Polytetrafluoroethylene
Hardness 55D (Shore D Durometer)
Temperature -328F to +428F
Color White
PTFE is resistant to most chemicals including acids, bases, oils, steam, and other chemicals and wide range of temperature capabilities. Its outstanding tear resistance and abrasive resistance result in its slippery surface properties that make it advantageous for use in seals in moving systems.
Compounds General Purpose, Low Temp, Norsok M710, AED, NSF51 FDA, Mil Spec
AKA Viton (Chemours), Fluorel (3M), FKM, Fluorocarbon
Hardness 60A to 95A (Shore A Durometer)
Temperature -54F to +437 F (Common Temp Range -15F to +437F)
Color Black or Brown
Superior resistance to a broader range of chemicals and temperature range than Nitrile. Excellent resistance to petroleum-based products, diester lubricants, most silicone fluids, solvents, and acids except fuming nitric. Good for vacuum service and low gas permeability.
Not good for cold temperature. Excellent resistance to tear and abrasion with high tensile strength. Not for use with acetates, methyl alcohol, ketones, brake fluids, hot water, and steam. Commonly used for oil seals, cylinder liner seals, pump seals and impellers, and truck transmission seals.
FKM and Viton ® material types for high temperature seals and chemical resistant gaskets include the following specific types: A, B, F, GLT, GFLT, XLT, ULT, ETP, TBR.
Compounds Contact One Team for assistance in selecting the compound.
AKA FFKM, Perflourelastomer, Kalrez®, Chemraz®
Hardness 62A to 95A (Shore A Durometer)
Temperature -50F to +620 F (Common Temp Range +5F to +450F)
FFKM O-rings are the highest high-performance family of O-rings with the highest temperature
(up to 620F) and ultimate chemical resistance.
FFKM O-rings are specifically manufactured for extreme applications where up time performance is worth the significantly higher cost compared to other basic materials.
Compounds General Purpose, Higher Performance
AKA AFLAS®, TFE/P
Hardness 80A to 90A (Shore A Durometer)
Temperature -14F to +428F
AFLAS® is a copolymer of tetrafluoroethylene (TFE, FEPM) and propylene, also known as TFE/P. This elastomer was developed by Asahi Glass (Japan) and sold under the AFLAS® trade name.
Aflas® O-rings provide excellent chemical, high temperature, and steam resistance. Aflas® materials provide dependable sealing performance in water, steam, bases, and caustic environments resulting in common use in the oil exploration and drilling industry.
Compounds General Purpose, Low Temp, FDA
AKA Silicone, SIL, Q, MQ, VMQ, PVM
Hardness 40A to 70A (Shore A Durometer)
Temperature -100F to +500F (Common Temp Range -65F TO 400F)
Color Brick Red, Translucent
Silicone O-rings are excellent seal materials for high temperatures in static environments. Use in dry heat and petroleum-based lube oil. Excellent long-term exposure to dry heat. Good weather and ozone resistance. Poor tear and abrasion.
Compounds General Purpose, Mil Spec
AKA Fluorosilicone, FVMQ
Hardness 40A to 75A (Shore A Durometer)
Temperature -80F to +350F
Color Blue
Fluorosilicone O-rings are a hybrid of silicone and FKM resulting in great jet fuel resistance with high and low temperature performance. Also widely used in semiconductor equipment with strong resistance to oxygen plasma, Fluorosilicone O-rings also feature excellent flexibility, compression resistance, aging and sunlight resistance, and overall wide range of basic chemical resistance.
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