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    This document provides information on material types, recommended and not recommended substances for NBR, Viton, silicone, and EPDM materials. NBR can be used from -37C to 120C and is inexpensive, but should not be used with ketones, halogenated hydrocarbons, or auto/aircraft brake fluids. Viton can be used from -26C to 204C but should not be used with amines, halogenated hydrocarbons, or hot water/steam. Silicone can be used from -54C to 232C and is odorless, but should not be used with ketones or brake fluids. EPDM can be used from -51C to 120C and some acids/

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    This document provides information on material types, recommended and not recommended substances for NBR, Viton, silicone, and EPDM materials. NBR can be used from -37C to 120C and is inexpensive, but should not be used with ketones, halogenated hydrocarbons, or auto/aircraft brake fluids. Viton can be used from -26C to 204C but should not be used with amines, halogenated hydrocarbons, or hot water/steam. Silicone can be used from -54C to 232C and is odorless, but should not be used with ketones or brake fluids. EPDM can be used from -51C to 120C and some acids/

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    This document provides information on material types, recommended and not recommended substances for NBR, Viton, silicone, and EPDM materials. NBR can be used from -37C to 120C and is inexpensive, but should not be used with ketones, halogenated hydrocarbons, or auto/aircraft brake fluids. Viton can be used from -26C to 204C but should not be used with amines, halogenated hydrocarbons, or hot water/steam. Silicone can be used from -54C to 232C and is odorless, but should not be used with ketones or brake fluids. EPDM can be used from -51C to 120C and some acids/

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    This document provides information on material types, recommended and not recommended substances for NBR, Viton, silicone, and EPDM materials. NBR can be used from -37C to 120C and is inexpensive, but should not be used with ketones, halogenated hydrocarbons, or auto/aircraft brake fluids. Viton can be used from -26C to 204C but should not be used with amines, halogenated hydrocarbons, or hot water/steam. Silicone can be used from -54C to 232C and is odorless, but should not be used with ketones or brake fluids. EPDM can be used from -51C to 120C and some acids/

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    MATERIAL RECOMMENDED NOT RECOMMENDED

    NBR
    Ketones (MEK)
    Silicone Greases / Oils
    Standard: 70 Durometer Black Halogenated Hydrocarbons
    Water
    Temperature Range: -37ºC to Auto / Aircraft Brake Fluids
    Petroleum Oils / Fuels
    120ºC Strong Acids
    Ethylene Glycol Fluids
    Least Expensive / Readily Sunlight, Ozone, Weathering
    Available
    Viton (Fluorocarbon Type A) Ketones (MEK)
    Vacuum
    Auto / Aircraft Brake Fluids
    Most Acids / Chemicals
    Standard: 75 Durometer Black Amines (Ammonia)
    Halogenated Hydrocarbons
    Temperature Range: -26ºC to Acetone, Skydrol, Ethyl Acetate
    Di-Ester Lubricants
    204ºC Hot Water and Steam
    Petroleum Oils / Fuels
    Low Molecular Esters and
    Silicone Oils / Greases
    Ethers
    Silicone
    Dry Heat Ketones (MEK)
    Standard: 70 Durometer Wide Temperature Range Acids
    Orange Sunlight, Ozone, Weathering Silicone Oils
    Temperature Range: -54ºC to Odorless and Non-Toxic Brake Fluids
    232ºC
    Sunlight, Ozone, Weathering
    EPDM (Ethylene Propylene)
    Hot Water and Steam
    Auto / Aircraft Brake Fluids Petroleum Oils
    Standard: 70 Durometer Black
    Some Acids and Bases Fuels
    Temperature Range: -51ºC to
    Ketones and Alcohols
    120ºC
    Plumbing

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