Zoro Select Viton O-Ring Dash 022 Square Profile PK10
Pack of ten black Viton O-rings with a square profile, dash 022 size, rated to 400 °F
- Viton material resists -15 °F to 400 °F
- FDA approved for food-contact safety
- Pack of 10 ensures ready spares
- Square profile fits Dash 022 grooves
- Metal detectable for contamination control
Zoro Select Viton O-Ring Dash 022 PK10
This pack supplies ten black Viton O-rings with a square profile for static sealing tasks. Each ring carries dash number 022 and a 75A durometer rating. The material resists oils, fuels and many chemicals across a wide temperature span.
FDA approved material and metal detectable design
The Viton compound meets FDA requirements for incidental food contact. Metal detectable additives help quality control systems spot fragments if a seal fails. The rectangular cross section distributes compression evenly in the groove.
Temperature range from -15 to 400 degrees F
Seals remain flexible in sub-zero conditions and stable near 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Actual inside diameter measures .9 inch with .07 inch width and 1.129 inch outside diameter. The square profile suits standard inch dash 022 grooves.
How it compares
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- Price $8.99
- Cheaper than about 90% of the 147 comparable items (median $11.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
When should I replace the Viton O-rings in a high-temperature seal?
Replace them once the material shows hardening or cracking after prolonged exposure near the 400-degree upper limit of their -15 to 400 degree Fahrenheit range.
What dimension limits the seal gap these dash 022 rings can fill?
The actual cross-section width of 0.07 inch determines the maximum radial gap the rectangular-profile ring can bridge without extrusion.
How much heat do these black Viton rings retain when run continuously at elevated temperature?
The material remains stable up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, so sustained operation within that range adds no extra thermal load beyond the process heat itself.
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