Use these O-rings in temperatures up to 400° F. Made of Parker S1138 silicone, they’re pure enough for food or pharmaceutical applications—they’re USP VI certified. These O-rings are also FDA compliant for direct contact with food. All come with a cure date and a traceable lot number printed on the bag.

With four points of contact for a strong seal, these X-profile O-rings are often used in dynamic applications, such as on pistons and rotating shafts. Also known as Quattro seals and X-rings, they resist rolling and twisting better than round- and square-profile O-rings. They also require less compression to seal, which reduces friction and extends their service life. These O-rings are made of Buna-N, which is resilient and tear resistant. They resist hydraulic and motor oil.

Trusted for their quality and consistency, these E0603 EPDM O-rings resist water, steam, and glycol-based fluids, including brake fluid. They’re often used to seal plumbing and refrigeration systems, since they won’t swell or break down in moist environments. All have a cure date and traceable lot number printed on the bag.

With a 90A durometer, these O-rings are harder and more wear-resistant than standard Viton® fluoroelastomer O-rings. They hold up to the high pressures in fuel injectors and heavy duty hydraulic cylinders. They resist a wide range of chemicals, including benzene, butyl alcohol, and ethylene glycol. All have shelf life, a cure date, and a traceable lot number printed on the bag.

Choose these O-rings for their adherence to strict military standards for material and construction. Made of Buna-N, they stand up to a variety of oils and fuels as well as ammonia, ethylene glycol, and isopropyl alcohol. They’re also resilient and tear resistant. These O-rings are made in the U.S.

More abrasion resistant than Buna-N O-rings, these polyurethane O-rings resist mineral oil, motor oil, and ethylene glycol. They have a round profile and are suitable for a wide range of static and dynamic sealing applications. All are sized to the SAE standard AS568.

Resistant to changing weather—from rainwater to sunlight—these neoprene O-rings are good for outdoor use. They’re often used in equipment exposed to the elements, including maritime systems, electrical enclosures, and HVAC units. Compared to EPDM O-rings, these neoprene O-rings have better resistance to oil and chemicals. However, they operate within a narrower temperature range. All have shelf life, cure date, and a traceable lot number printed on the bag.

Made of Viton® fluoroelastomer, these O-rings meet MIL-R-83248 standards. They stay strong when used with chemicals such as benzene, butyl alcohol, and ethylene glycol. You’ll often find them used in aerospace fuel and hydraulic systems. All have shelf life, a cure date, and a traceable lot number printed on the bag.