How CTG Specializes in Epichlorohydrin Seal Manufacturing
CTG excels in manufacturing high-performance Epichlorohydrin (ECO/ECH) rubber seals. Our advanced processing techniques and quality control systems ensure optimal performance in applications requiring both oil resistance and low-temperature flexibility. We leverage extensive expertise in ECO technology to deliver seals that maintain flexibility in cold environments while resisting oils and fuels.
What Are Epichlorohydrin Rubber Seals?
Epichlorohydrin rubber seals are specialized elastomer components featuring:
Exceptional low-temperature flexibility
Excellent oil resistance
Good fuel compatibility
Low gas permeability
Strong ozone resistance
Good weather resistance
Wide temperature range
Unique property combination
Types of Epichlorohydrin Compounds
We offer multiple ECO options:
Homopolymer (ECO)
Copolymer (GECO)
Terpolymer (TECO)
Custom Blends
Special Formulations
Various Hardnesses
Multiple Grades
Application-Specific Options
Industries Served with Epichlorohydrin Seals
Automotive Manufacturing
Fuel Systems
Cold Storage
Industrial Equipment
Oil & Gas
Transportation
Refrigeration
Heavy Equipment
End Applications for Epichlorohydrin Seals
Epichlorohydrin seals excel in applications requiring:
Low-temperature service
Oil exposure
Fuel contact
Gas impermeability
Weather exposure
Ozone resistance
Temperature cycling
Combined properties
Epichlorohydrin Rubber Seals FAQs
What makes Epichlorohydrin unique for sealing?
Epichlorohydrin offers a rare combination of excellent low-temperature flexibility with good oil and fuel resistance, making it ideal for cold-weather oil-exposure applications.
What temperature range can Epichlorohydrin seals handle?
Epichlorohydrin seals perform effectively from -60°F to 275°F, with excellent low-temperature flexibility.
Which type of ECO is best for my application?
We help select between homopolymer (ECO), copolymer (GECO), and terpolymer (TECO) based on your specific requirements for temperature range and chemical resistance.
Why choose CTG’s Epichlorohydrin seals?
Our ECO compounds are engineered for optimal low-temperature performance while maintaining excellent oil resistance. We offer custom formulations to meet specific application requirements.
Are ECO seals ozone resistant?
Yes, Epichlorohydrin provides excellent resistance to ozone and weather exposure, making it suitable for outdoor applications.
Technical Specifications
Epichlorohydrin Properties:
Low Temp Flexibility: Exceptional
Temperature Range: -60°F to 275°F
Oil Resistance: Excellent
Gas Permeability: Very Low
Ozone Resistance: Superior
Weather Resistance: Very Good
Compression Set: Good
Heat Aging: Good
Manufacturing Capabilities
Our ECO processing includes:
Precision Molding
Custom Compounding
Multiple Durometer Options
Surface Finishing
Size Range Flexibility
Complex Geometries
Color Coding
Rapid Prototyping
Quality Control
Every ECO seal undergoes:
Material Certification
Process Monitoring
Dimensional Inspection
Low-Temperature Testing
Oil Resistance Testing
Physical Property Testing
Surface Inspection
Lot Traceability
Key Applications
Epichlorohydrin seals are critical in:
Cold Climate Equipment
Fuel System Components
Oil Field Equipment
Refrigeration Systems
Automotive Applications
Industrial Machinery
Transport Equipment
Outdoor Applications
Performance Features
ECO excels in:
Cold Environments
Oil-Based Media
Fuel Systems
Gas Barriers
Weather Exposure
Temperature Cycling
Dynamic Applications
Combined Requirements
Custom Solutions
We offer:
Application-Specific Compounds
Custom Property Optimization
Size Customization
Surface Treatments
Enhanced Properties
Specialized Testing
Prototype Development
Design Assistance
Experience the CTG Difference
Partner with CTG for your Epichlorohydrin sealing needs and benefit from:
24/7 emergency manufacturing capability
Expert engineering support
Comprehensive material testing
ISO quality management system
Rapid prototyping services
Competitive pricing
Quick delivery options
Contact our technical team today at 800.299.1685 or email ctgsales@ctgasket.com for expert guidance on your Epichlorohydrin seal requirements.