Value Collection 0284062 Buna-n Round Cord Stock 100 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 0284062 is a Buna-N nitrile rubber round cord stock supplied in a 100-foot standard coil. Buna-N is a synthetic rubber compound known for its resistance to petroleum-based fluids, oils, and fuels, making it a staple sealing material across HVAC, plumbing, and industrial service applications. This round cord stock is used to fabricate custom gaskets, O-rings, and rope seals on the job or in the shop. Technicians cut the cord to length and form seals suited to their specific application. The round cross-section seats consistently in standard grooves and channels.

This cord stock is suited for residential and light commercial service work where custom sealing solutions are needed. Common applications include sealing around pipe penetrations, forming replacement gaskets for valves and fittings, and fabricating O-ring substitutes when standard sizes are unavailable. It is used by HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general maintenance professionals who require a reliable oil-resistant sealing material that can be shaped in the field or at a workbench.

Key Features

• Buna-N (nitrile) rubber construction offers strong resistance to oils, fuels, and petroleum-based fluids
• Round cord profile for consistent seating in standard grooves and channels
• 100-foot coil length provides ample stock for multiple custom sealing jobs
• Field-cuttable to any required length without special tooling
• Metric system of measurement for compatibility with metric-dimensioned components

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose round cord sealing stock suitable for use with oil, fuel, and petroleum-fluid-handling equipment across HVAC, plumbing, and industrial maintenance applications where Buna-N nitrile rubber is the specified material.

Installation Notes

Installation of cord stock seals is typically performed by licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, or qualified maintenance personnel. Always shut off and de-pressurize the system before removing existing seals or installing new ones. Use a sharp utility knife or cord cutter to ensure clean, square cuts at splice points for a proper seal. Follow the equipment manufacturer's specifications for groove dimensions and cord diameter to confirm fitment before final assembly.