V75 UL Listed O-Ring: Viton, Round, 1/8 in C.S., 14 in I.D.
The V75 UL Listed O-Ring is a Viton® round O-ring from 3G Electric, supplied in a 2-pack with a 1/8 in cross-section and 14 in inside diameter. It features a 75A durometer, dash number 280, and an operating…
SKU 3G-OTH-513828
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Product Description
The V75 UL Listed O-Ring is a Viton® round O-ring from 3G Electric, supplied in a 2-pack with a 1/8 in cross-section and 14 in inside diameter. It features a 75A durometer, dash number 280, and an operating temperature range of -13°F to 482°F.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the V75 UL O-Ring used for?
The V75 UL O-Ring is a Viton® round seal used in industrial fluid power, chemical processing, and high-temperature applications. Its 75A durometer and -13°F to 482°F range suit static sealing in pumps, valves, and fittings where fuel or chemical resistance is required.
What are the specifications of the V75 UL O-Ring?
This Viton® O-ring has a 1/8 in cross-section, 14 in inside diameter, 75A durometer, and dash number 280. It operates from -13°F to 482°F and comes in a 2-pack. 3G Electric supplies this genuine Viton® seal for industrial maintenance and repair.
Where to buy the V75 UL O-Ring worldwide?
3G Electric supplies the V75 UL Viton® O-ring worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source and deliver this 2-pack seal to your facility, ensuring compliance with your procurement requirements.
How to select the right Viton® O-ring size?
Select a Viton® O-ring by matching inside diameter and cross-section to your gland dimensions. For the V75 UL, use 14 in I.D. and 1/8 in C.S. with a 75A durometer for standard static seals. 3G Electric can help confirm fit for your pump or valve application.
V75 UL Products
3G Electric supplies V75 UL viton® o-rings. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
