Industries

O-rings are widely used to seal hydraulic and pneumatic systems. They are essential for preventing leaks in standard machinery and equipment.

In power plants, O-rings provide reliable sealing in turbines, pumps, and heat exchangers, often under high pressure and temperature. Materials must withstand steam, oil, and aggressive media.

O-rings are used in pumps, valves, and piping systems where hygiene is crucial. They must comply with food safety standards such as FDA and EC1935/2004.

O-rings ensure sterile seals in medical devices and production lines. They are often made from materials like FKM or EPDM with pharmaceutical certification.

O-rings must resist aggressive chemicals, acids, and solvents. They are used in reactors, valves, and dosing systems.

O-rings provide leak-proof connections in filtration systems, pumps, and valves. Materials must resist water, chlorine, and acids.

O-rings are used in heating systems, water pipes, and gas installations. They ensure reliable sealing in various environments.

O-rings are found in washing machines, dishwashers, and coffee machines. They must withstand hot water, detergents, and pressure differences.

O-rings are used in vacuum chambers and cleanrooms to prevent contamination. High purity and low gas permeability are critical here.

O-rings are used in subsea systems, valves, and compressors operating under high pressure and extreme conditions. They must comply with safety standards like AED and NORSOK M710.

O-rings provide leak-free sealing in agricultural machinery and irrigation systems, resistant to oil, fuel, and temperature fluctuations.

O-rings ensure reliable sealing in pumps, pipelines, and valves on ships, resistant to seawater, pressure, and corrosive environments.

O-rings are used in hydrogen systems for production, compression, storage, distribution and end use, for example in electrolyzers, compressors, pipelines, hydrogen refueling stations and fuel cells.