Value Collection ZMSCV2.5X10 Viton O-ring 10in Id

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION ZMSCV2.5X10 is a Viton (fluoroelastomer) O-ring with a round cross section, designed for static and dynamic sealing applications where resistance to heat, petroleum products, and a wide range of chemicals is required. It measures 10 inches inside diameter, 15 inches outside diameter, and 2.5 inches thick. With a hardness rating of 75 Shore A, this O-ring maintains a low compression set across a service temperature range of -15 degrees F to 400 degrees F. It is installed by licensed plumbers, pipefitters, HVAC technicians, and industrial maintenance mechanics in fluid and gas sealing applications.

This O-ring is suited for large-bore sealing applications in industrial equipment, pump housings, valve bonnets, and fluid handling systems where exposure to petroleum-based fluids or elevated temperatures is a concern. The fluoroelastomer compound offers low gas permeability, making it appropriate for vacuum service as well. Its black coloring and round cross section make it a standard-geometry replacement for similarly sized Viton seals across a broad range of industrial and mechanical assemblies.

Key Features

• Fluoroelastomer (Viton) material provides high temperature resistance up to 400 degrees F
• Low compression set maintains sealing force over extended service intervals
• Good resistance to petroleum products and a wide spectrum of chemical media
• Suitable for vacuum service with low gas permeability
• 75 Shore A hardness rated Hard for demanding sealing environments
• Round cross section for compatibility with standard O-ring groove geometries

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-geometry replacement Viton O-ring for large-bore sealing applications in industrial pumps, valves, and fluid handling equipment compatible with petroleum-based products and high-temperature service conditions.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed plumbers, pipefitters, or industrial mechanics. Depressurize and drain the system completely before removing the existing seal. Inspect the O-ring groove for wear, scoring, or debris before seating the new ring. Avoid using sharp tools that could nick or cut the O-ring during installation, as surface damage will compromise the seal.