Value Collection 0296375 Buna-n Square Cord Stock

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 0296375 is a Buna-N square cord stock supplied in a 200-foot standard coil. Buna-N, also known as nitrile rubber, provides reliable resistance to petroleum-based fluids, oils, and greases, making this cord stock a practical choice for sealing and gasketing applications in mechanical and fluid-system service work. The cross-section measures 0.375 inches square, cut from the coil to the length required for the job. Licensed trades and maintenance professionals use this material to fabricate custom seals, gaskets, and compression seals on site.

This cord stock suits applications in HVAC, plumbing, industrial maintenance, and fluid-handling equipment where a field-cut nitrile seal is needed. The square profile seats evenly in grooves and channels, providing consistent compression across the sealing face. It is well suited for use in oil-wetted environments, fuel systems, and hydraulic assemblies where standard O-ring profiles are not practical and a custom-length seal is required.

Key Features

• Buna-N nitrile construction resists petroleum oils, greases, and fuel exposure
• Square cross-section seats consistently in rectangular grooves and channels
• 0.375 inch square size suits a wide range of standard gasketing grooves
• 200-foot coil length allows field cutting to any required length
• Inch-system sizing for direct use with standard imperial tooling and groove specs

Compatibility

Designed as a field-fabrication sealing material for use in oil-wetted, fuel-exposed, or hydraulic assemblies requiring a custom-cut square-profile nitrile seal.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, or industrial maintenance mechanics. Depressurize and drain the system completely before removing any existing seals or installing new cord stock. Cut the cord stock to the required length using a sharp straight-edge blade, ensuring a clean, square cut at the joint for proper sealing. Follow applicable mechanical codes and equipment manufacturer procedures when replacing seals in pressurized fluid systems.