Value Collection 0283500 Viton Round Cord Stock

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 0283500 is a Viton fluoroelastomer round cord stock supplied in a 100-foot standard coil. Viton cord is a dense, flexible sealing material used to fabricate custom O-rings, gaskets, and compression seals in the field or shop. This cord measures 0.5 inches in diameter and is suited for applications requiring resistance to fuels, oils, hydraulic fluids, and high operating temperatures. It is cut to length and formed into seals by HVAC technicians, plumbers, and maintenance mechanics working on fluid-handling and refrigeration equipment.

Viton round cord stock is used in industrial and commercial maintenance applications where standard O-ring sizes are not available off the shelf. Technicians splice and bond the cord to create custom-diameter seals for pumps, compressors, valve bodies, and pipe flanges. The material performs reliably across a wide service temperature range, making it a practical option for both high-heat and chemically aggressive environments found in HVAC, refrigeration, and plumbing systems.

Key Features

• Viton fluoroelastomer construction provides strong resistance to petroleum-based fluids, oils, and many chemicals
• Round cross-section cord for fabricating custom O-rings and compression seals
• 0.5 inch diameter for medium-duty sealing applications
• 100-foot coil length allows for multiple seal fabrications from a single stock piece
• Inch measurement system for straightforward sizing in standard trade work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose Viton cord stock for custom seal fabrication in residential, commercial, and industrial fluid-handling and HVAC applications where a 0.5 inch diameter round cord profile is required.

Installation Notes

Cord stock seals are typically cut and spliced by a mechanic or technician using a sharp blade and appropriate Viton-compatible adhesive. Depressurize and de-energize any system before replacing seals, and ensure all residual fluid is cleared from the sealing surface. Follow equipment manufacturer torque and compression specifications when seating fabricated seals. Consult applicable plumbing or mechanical codes for seal material requirements in your jurisdiction.