Value Collection 0M283V10 Viton Round Cord Stock

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 0M283V10 is a Viton round cord stock supplied in a 100-foot standard coil. Viton is a fluoroelastic material widely used in sealing applications where resistance to oils, fuels, hydraulic fluids, and elevated temperatures is required. This cord stock serves as raw sealing material that technicians cut to length for custom O-ring splicing, groove seals, and gasketing tasks. It suits HVAC, plumbing, and general industrial service work where standard off-the-shelf O-ring sizes do not meet the application requirement. The round cross-section makes it compatible with standard O-ring splicing kits and cord-splice adhesives used in the trade.

This cord stock is suited for residential and commercial service applications where a field-fabricated seal is needed. Common install scenarios include custom O-ring replacement on refrigerant service valves, hydraulic fittings, pump housings, and chemical-resistant plumbing joints. Viton material is appropriate where the sealing surface contacts petroleum-based fluids, refrigerants, or moderate heat exposure. Trade professionals cut the cord to the required circumference, splice the ends, and install the finished seal in the groove.

Key Features

• Viton fluoroelastic material offers strong resistance to oils, fuels, and chemical exposure
• Round cross-section is compatible with standard O-ring splice tooling and adhesives
• 100-foot coil length provides ample stock for multiple field cuts and custom seal fabrications
• Metric measurement system designation supports cross-reference with metric groove dimensions
• Sold as a single coil per package unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose Viton round cord stock for field-fabricated O-rings and custom seals across HVAC, plumbing, and industrial service applications where Viton-grade fluoroelastic sealing material is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified trade technicians familiar with O-ring splicing procedures. Always depressurize, de-energize, or shut off fluid flow to the equipment before removing existing seals or installing new ones. Use a sharp, clean cutting tool to produce a square cut at the splice point and follow the cord splice adhesive manufacturer's cure time before returning the assembly to service. Verify that the cord cross-section diameter matches the groove specification before cutting.