Viton Extruded Tubing
We carry Viton compounds A, B & F to fit applications where Viton is the only elastomer that will handle specific chemicals. Viton extruded tubing is great for many fluid resistance or high-temperature applications. Viton extruded tubing is commonly used in the oil & gas or chemical processing industries but has many other applications. Please contact us as your preferred viton extruded tubing supplier and we will be able to recommend the best compound suited for your application.
Viton Extruded Tubing Specifications
Most of our compounds are available in black, blue, brown, green red yellow and white and carry a durometer from 60 - 90 duro (Shore A). FDA Viton Available in black or white compounds. We are also able to extrude profile shapes, o-ring cord, strips and square.
| Viton A | General Purpose, high temperature and fluid resistant |
| Viton B | General Purpose, high temperature and fluid resistant. Slightly improved stability over the "A" family (ask about our Peristaltic Pump Compound also!) |
| Viton F | Exceptional resistance to property degradation that would usually have severe effect on other fluoroelastomers |
| Aflas | Improved resistance to higher pH type fluids (Available in cord stock only, no tubing in this compound) |
Have questions about which chemicals can be used with viton extruded tubing?
Visit our chemical resistance tool for help!
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Chemical Resistance Guide
Use the chemical resistance guide below to help you determine which rubber is recommended to use based on your chemical application.
How to use this tool:
Type in the chemical, hit search, and the associated resistance ratings will automatically populate.
- Begin by typing in the chemical, make a selection from the predictive list, and hit search.
- The associated resistance ratings will automatically populate.
- Not sure which rubber is best for the chemical you are working with?
Leave the rubber field blank and the guide will show you the recommended rubber to use.
To see a full table of resistance ratings for different chemicals, view our Printable Chemical Resistance Chart.
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