Value Collection ZMSCV2.4X5.6 Viton O-ring 5.6 in Id

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION ZMSCV2.4X5.6 is a Viton (fluoroelastomer) O-ring with a round cross section, designed for static and dynamic sealing applications that demand high-temperature resistance and broad chemical compatibility. It measures 5.6 inches inside diameter and 2.4 inches thick, with a Shore hardness of 75. The fluoroelastomer compound delivers low compression set, low gas permeability, and strong resistance to petroleum-based fluids. Plumbers, pipefitters, and industrial maintenance technicians install this O-ring in systems where standard rubber seals would fail due to elevated temperatures or aggressive chemical exposure.

This O-ring is suited for use in high-temperature sealing environments operating between -15 degrees F and 400 degrees F. Typical applications include petroleum fluid handling systems, vacuum service equipment, chemical processing lines, and industrial hydraulic assemblies. Its fluoroelastomer construction makes it a reliable choice wherever both heat resistance and chemical compatibility are critical sealing requirements. It is sold in packages of 25 and ordered in multiples of 1.

Key Features

• Fluoroelastomer (Viton) material provides wide-spectrum chemical compatibility
• Operating range of -15 degrees F to 400 degrees F suits high-temperature service
• Low compression set maintains seal integrity over extended service cycles
• Low gas permeability rated suitable for vacuum service applications
• Shore hardness of 75 (Hard rating) resists extrusion under pressure
• Round cross section for standard O-ring groove fitment

Compatibility

Compatible with petroleum products and petroleum-based fluid systems. Designed for use in applications requiring resistance to high temperatures and a wide spectrum of chemicals. Not FDA approved; not intended for food-contact or pharmaceutical sealing service.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by pipefitters, millwrights, or industrial maintenance technicians. Always depressurize and de-energize the system completely before removing the existing O-ring and installing the replacement. Inspect the O-ring groove for damage, debris, or corrosion before seating the new seal. Avoid using sharp tools that could nick or cut the O-ring during installation, as surface damage will compromise the seal.