YQXPolymer Specialty Elastomers

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Seals & Gaskets

Seals & Gaskets material selection using CSM and epichlorohydrin rubber by YQXPOLYMER.

Quick Answer

Seal and gasket materials are selected by fluid compatibility, compression set, temperature, pressure, motion and service life—not by chemical resistance alone.

Engineering requirements

  • Fluid/chemical
  • Continuous and peak temperature
  • Static vs dynamic seal
  • Compression set target
  • Pressure and extrusion gap
  • Hardness and mechanical targets

Recommended material families

Material Role / reason
ECO / GECO Fuel/oil-resistant sealing with balanced flexibility and dynamic performance.
CO Barrier and fluid-resistant specialty sealing.
CSM Chemical/weather-resistant sheet, gasket and outdoor sealing applications.

Why material selection matters

For static outdoor/chemical gaskets CSM may be attractive; for fuel/oil sealing ECO/GECO/CO may offer a better performance balance.

What to confirm before selecting a grade

  • No. Compression set, hardness, temperature and dynamic behavior are equally important.
  • When weather, ozone and chemical exposure are important and the compound meets compression and mechanical requirements.
Application note: The final elastomer and compound must be validated in the actual medium, temperature, pressure, dynamic condition and regulatory environment. Published generic resistance rankings are screening tools, not a substitute for application testing.

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Related material pathways

CSM Rubber

Weather, ozone, chemical and outdoor durability.

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Epichlorohydrin Rubber

Fuel, oil and low-permeability specialty elastomers.

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Material Selection

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