Zoro Select ZUSAVB75430 Viton O-Ring 5-1/8 in Brown
A Viton O-ring with a 5.1 in inside diameter and .275 in width, rated for -15 to 400 degrees F and FDA compliant
- Viton material resists chemicals and heat up to 400 °F
- Metal-detectable design aids contamination control in food and pharma lines
- FDA-compliant formulation meets food-contact regulations
- Precise 5.1 in ID and .275 in width ensure reliable sealing
- Dash 430 sizing matches standard gland dimensions for drop-in fit
Sealing Solution for High-Temperature Applications
This Viton O-ring suits maintenance teams and equipment builders who need reliable sealing in harsh chemical or thermal environments. The fluorocarbon material resists degradation from oils, fuels and many solvents. Its brown colour aids visual identification during assembly or inspection. The medium-hard durometer balances extrusion resistance with conformability.
Dimensions and Compliance Details
The nominal inside diameter is 5-1/8 inches with a 1/4-inch cross-section width, while actual measurements are 5.1 inches ID and 0.275 inches width. Dash number 430 confirms the standard size reference for procurement systems. The ring is FDA compliant for food-contact suitability and carries a California Proposition 65 notice for reproductive-hazard chemicals. It is metal detectable but not X-ray detectable.
Temperature Range Defines Operating Limits
Continuous service spans from -15 degrees to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, making this the decisive specification for selecting the part. Below the minimum the material may stiffen and leak; above the maximum it can degrade rapidly. Buyers needing cryogenic sealing or sustained exposure beyond 400 degrees F must choose a different compound.
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
Will the Viton material need replacement after long exposure near the 400 Degrees F limit?
Viton handles continuous temperatures up to 400 Degrees F; sustained operation at the top of the range will accelerate aging, so plan inspection intervals accordingly.
What is the first limit reached when the O-ring stays compressed at high temperature all day?
Continuous heat near 400 Degrees F combined with constant 1/4 in compression causes permanent set in the 75A durometer Viton before chemical breakdown occurs.
Does the brown Viton O-ring generate noticeable heat or friction when installed in a rotating shaft seal running all day?
The O-ring itself produces no heat; any temperature rise comes from shaft friction against the 0.275 in cross-section, not from the seal material.
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