Widely used for its excellent resistance to petroleum products and its ability to operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to 120°C.

Known for their exceptional heat resistance (up to 250°C) and compatibility with a wide range of chemicals and oils. Ideal for automotive and aerospace applications.

Offers good resistance to high temperatures and mineral oils, commonly used in automotive transmissions and engines.

Excellent for high and low-temperature applications (-55°C to 230°C), offering good resistance to weathering and ozone. Used in automotive, aerospace, and household appliances.

Known for their outstanding chemical resistance and capability to operate in temperatures from -200°C to 250°C. Used in chemical processing, aerospace, and automotive applications.

Offers excellent resistance to ozone, sunlight, and weathering, making them ideal for outdoor applications. Commonly used in automotive cooling systems and roofing.

Provides better resistance to chemicals, heat, and aging than standard NBR, suitable for harsh environments like oil and gas industries.

Feature two sealing lips, with the primary lip preventing fluid leakage and the secondary lip keeping out contaminants. Commonly used in environments where contamination is a concern, such as in automotive axles and industrial gearboxes.

Incorporate a spring to maintain sealing contact under varying pressure conditions, enhancing the seal's effectiveness. Often used in hydraulic and pneumatic systems.