Perfluoroelastomer 85 Durometer O-Ring, Low & High Temperature (FF400-85)

Parker’s perfluoroelastomer (Ultra® FFKM) O-rings offer the broadest chemical resistance, for the harshest sealing environments.

 
  • Polymer Material Options:

    ULTRA FFKM (Ultra, FFKM)

  • Durometer:

    >70, 85

  • Thermal Application Type:

    Low and high temperature (<-30F, >250F) °F

  • Minimum Operating Temperature:

    -40 °F

  • Maximum Operating Temperature:

    525 °F

  • For Fluid Type:

    Ultra broad range

  • Industry:

    Oil & Gas

  • Specifications Met:

    NORSOK, -, ISO 23936-2 RGD, ISO 23936-2 10% H2S, TOTAL GSPVV 142

  • Region of Origin:

    North America

  • Internally Lubricated:

    No

  • Color:

    Black

Parker’s perfluoroelastomer (Ultra® FFKM) FF400-85 offers the highest degree of chemical resistance, yet at a colder operating temperature than any other FFKM material.  Developed for Lower operating temperatures, High Pressure/High Temperature conditions, and RGD applications.

• Heat resistance – Up to 275°C (527°F) and higher temperatures with shorter life expectancy
• Cold flexibility  –  Down to -40°C (-40°F)

Certifications include:
• RGD per ISO 23936-2 and Total GS EP PVV142
• H2S resistant per ISO 23936-2 at 10% concentration
• HPHT

Chemical resistance including:
• Ethylene diamine
• Diesel #2
• Methanol
• Zinc Bromide
• Steam at 121°C(232°F)
• Down hole fluids

Not compatible with:
• Fluorinated refrigerants
• Perfluorinated lubricants (PFPE)

*Custom sizes and coatings/markings are available upon request. Contact Parker O-Ring Division at 859-269-2351 for design and pricing assistance.

Literature and Reference Materials
Aerospace Reference Guide–5800
Performance Sealing Products for Hydraulic Fluid Power Equipment- EPS 5371
Low Temperature Parker ULTRA perfluoroelastomer FF400-85–ORD 5779
NORSOK M-710, API 6A & ISO 23936-2 Approved–ORD 5774
Oil & Gas Industry Material Reference Guide–ORD 5801
Parker Tracking System and RFID Technology
Technical Glossary
Compound Shrink Class
O-Ring Division Frequently Asked Questions