FluoroRubber Sheets have excellent characteristics of aging resistance, high temperature resistance, ozone resistance, oil resistance, high vacuum resistance, acid and alkali resistance, and resistance to various chemicals.

　　Product use: It can work in air, oil or acid (alkali) 30% medium at a temperature of -20~+300 ℃, and is used for punching various sealing gaskets and gaskets.

　　Performance: Oil resistant Flame retardant High temperature resistance Chemical corrosion resistance and aging resistance

　　Purpose: To produce various high oil resistant products Flame retardant High temperature resistance Seals with corrosive properties seal ring. a seal. Tank model shirt and aerospace Used in the aviation industry

　　Parameters: Proportion: 2.0; Breaking force: 8Mpa; Elongation rate: 350%; Hardness: 75-80 degrees.

　　Features: Can produce ultra wide and ultra long The surface has a glossy finish.

　　Specification: 1~80mm × 100~2000mm;

　　◆ Performance: oil resistance, flame retardancy, high temperature resistance, chemical corrosion resistance and aging resistance;

　　◆ Purpose: To produce various high oil resistance, flame retardant, high temperature corrosion resistant seals, sealing rings, cylinder molds, and for use in aerospace and aviation fields;

　　◆ Parameters: Specific gravity: 2.0; Tensile strength: 8Mpa; Elongation rate: 300%; Hardness: 75 °± 5 °.

　　Key Benefits of Fluororubber sheets

　　1. High Heat Resistance

　　One of the primary advantages of fluororubber sheets is their ability to withstand extreme temperatures. Fluororubber can perform in temperatures ranging from -40°C to 250°C (-40°F to 482°F), making it ideal for environments where traditional rubber materials would degrade or fail. This makes it a valuable material in the automotive, aerospace, and chemical industries, where temperature fluctuations can be significant.

　　2. Excellent Chemical Resistance

　　Fluororubber’s ability to resist a wide variety of chemicals, including acids, fuels, and oils, is another major benefit. This makes fluororubber sheets an ideal choice for sealing applications in industries where exposure to harsh chemicals is frequent. Fluororubber is resistant to aggressive substances like solvents, acids, and hydrocarbons, allowing it to maintain its integrity and performance in challenging environments.

　　3. Durability and Longevity

　　Fluororubber sheets are incredibly durable and resistant to wear and tear. Unlike conventional rubber materials, fluororubber doesn’t degrade easily, which helps to extend the lifespan of components made from it. This resistance to aging and environmental factors ensures that fluororubber components require less frequent replacements, offering significant cost savings in the long term.

　　4. Low Permeability

　　Fluororubber has low gas permeability, which means that gases and liquids are less likely to pass through the material. This makes fluororubber an ideal choice for applications involving vacuum systems or sealing in environments that require an airtight seal. The material’s low permeability also contributes to its resistance to chemical penetration, adding to its reliability in a range of demanding applications.

　　5. Electrical Insulation Properties

　　Fluororubber sheets also offer excellent electrical insulation, making them useful in industries such as electronics and telecommunications. This property allows fluororubber to protect sensitive electronic components from heat and chemical exposure, ensuring that systems remain functional even in harsh conditions.

　　Common Applications of Fluororubber Sheets

　　1. Automotive Industry

　　In the automotive sector, fluororubber sheets are often used in the production of seals, gaskets, and O-rings. These components must withstand high temperatures, exposure to oils and fuels, and pressure variations. Fluororubber's resistance to these elements makes it a preferred choice for seals in engines, fuel systems, and exhaust systems.

　　2. Aerospace and Aviation

　　The aerospace industry requires materials that can perform under extreme conditions. Fluororubber sheets are used in sealing applications for engines, fuel lines, and hydraulic systems. Fluororubber’s resistance to high temperatures and harsh chemicals makes it an ideal material for ensuring safety and performance in flight.

　　3. Chemical Processing

　　Fluororubber’s chemical resistance makes it indispensable in the chemical processing industry. The material is commonly used in the production of seals, gaskets, and liners for equipment that handles aggressive chemicals. Whether it’s in refineries, chemical plants, or pharmaceutical manufacturing, fluororubber sheets ensure that systems remain tightly sealed and operate efficiently without contamination.

　　4. Oil and Gas Industry

　　In the oil and gas industry, the ability of fluororubber sheets to resist high temperatures, aggressive chemicals, and extreme pressure conditions makes them ideal for sealing applications in pipelines, pumps, and valves. Fluororubber ensures that vital systems remain leak-free, preventing costly damage and safety risks.

　　5. Food and Beverage Industry

　　While not all types of fluororubber are suitable for food-grade applications, certain grades of fluororubber can be used in food and beverage processing systems that require high temperature and chemical resistance. Fluororubber sheets are commonly used for seals in processing machinery, ensuring the integrity of products and preventing contamination from outside elements.