How CTG Specializes in Fluorocarbon Seal Manufacturing
CTG excels in manufacturing high-performance Fluorocarbon (FKM/Viton®) rubber seals. Our advanced processing techniques and quality control systems ensure optimal performance in applications requiring extreme chemical resistance and high-temperature capability. We leverage extensive expertise in Fluorocarbon technology to deliver seals that provide industry-leading resistance to aggressive chemicals and thermal exposure.
What Are Fluorocarbon Rubber Seals?
Fluorocarbon rubber seals are premium elastomer components featuring:
Outstanding chemical resistance
Superior heat resistance
Excellent oil resistance
Exceptional fuel compatibility
Low gas permeability
Strong weather resistance
High temperature stability
Long service life
Types of Fluorocarbon Compounds
We offer multiple FKM options:
Standard Grades (65-75% Fluorine)
High Fluorine Grades (>75%)
Low Temperature Grades
Steam Resistant Types
Base Resistant Formulations
Low Compression Set Versions
Specialty Compounds
Custom Formulations
Industries Served with Fluorocarbon Seals
Chemical Processing
Oil & Gas
Aerospace
Automotive
Power Generation
Industrial Equipment
Semiconductor
Defense/Military
End Applications for Fluorocarbon Seals
Fluorocarbon seals excel in applications requiring:
Fluorocarbon offers unmatched chemical resistance combined with high-temperature capability, making it the premium choice for aggressive environments.
What temperature range can Fluorocarbon seals handle?
Standard Fluorocarbon seals perform effectively from -15°F to 400°F, with specialty grades available for extended ranges.
Are all Fluorocarbon compounds the same?
No, fluorine content varies from 65% to over 75%, affecting chemical resistance and low-temperature properties. We help select the optimal grade for your application.
Why choose CTG’s Fluorocarbon seals?
Our Fluorocarbon compounds are engineered for optimal chemical resistance and longevity. We offer custom formulations to meet specific application requirements.
How long do Fluorocarbon seals last?
In appropriate applications, Fluorocarbon seals offer exceptional service life due to their superior chemical resistance and thermal stability.
Technical Specifications
Fluorocarbon Properties:
Chemical Resistance: Outstanding
Temperature Range: -15°F to 400°F
Oil Resistance: Excellent
Steam Resistance: Very Good
Weather Resistance: Superior
Compression Set: Good
Gas Permeability: Very Low
Aging Properties: Excellent
Manufacturing Capabilities
Our Fluorocarbon processing includes:
Precision Molding
Custom Compounding
Multiple Durometer Options
Surface Finishing
Size Range Flexibility
Complex Geometries
Color Coding
Rapid Prototyping
Quality Control
Every Fluorocarbon seal undergoes:
Material Certification
Process Monitoring
Dimensional Inspection
Chemical Resistance Testing
Heat Resistance Testing
Physical Property Testing
Surface Inspection
Lot Traceability
Key Applications
Fluorocarbon seals are critical in:
Chemical Processing
Oil Field Equipment
Aircraft Components
Automotive Systems
Power Plants
Industrial Equipment
Semiconductor Tools
Military Hardware
Performance Features
Fluorocarbon excels in:
Aggressive Chemicals
High Temperatures
Steam Exposure
Oil Immersion
Fuel Contact
Weather Exposure
Dynamic Applications
Extended Service
Custom Solutions
We offer:
Application-Specific Compounds
Custom Fluorine Content
Size Customization
Surface Treatments
Enhanced Properties
Specialized Testing
Prototype Development
Design Assistance
Industry Standards
Available specifications include:
ASTM D2000
SAE
MIL-Specs
NORSOK
API
Custom Requirements
ISO Standards
Industry Specifications
Experience the CTG Difference
Partner with CTG for your Fluorocarbon 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 Fluorocarbon seal requirements.