Material determines chemical compatibility Standard durometer is 70 Shore A
Wrong material = catastrophic seal failure
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
The O-RING is a the manufacturer industrial component. Key specifications include material: RUBBER BUTADIENE-ACRYLONITRILE CLASS NBR OR RUBBER CHLOROPRENE CLASS CR OR RUBBER BUTADIENE-STYRENE CLASS SBR, cross-sectional_height: 0.035 INCHES NOMINAL IN. This product is currently in active production with full OEM support.
This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5331-00-889-8833, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains. Available through authorized enterprise resellers and TPM (Third Party Maintenance) channels.
Verify compatibility with your specific system configuration before ordering.
WHERE IT FITS
810020-10
NSN:5331-00-889-8833 FSC:5331 — O-RING CAGE:95272 — STILLMAN SEAL CORPORATION DIV STILLMAN SEAL CORPERATION (USA)
SPECIFICATIONS
material
RUBBER BUTADIENE-ACRYLONITRILE CLASS NBR OR RUBBER CHLOROPRENE CLASS CR OR RUBBER BUTADIENE-STYRENE CLASS SBR
cross-sectional_height
0.035 INCHES NOMINAL IN
NSN
5331-00-889-8833
COMPONENT DIAGRAM
KEY FEATURES
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CROSS-SECTIONAL HEIGHT: 0.035 INCHES NOMINAL IN
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MATERIAL: RUBBER BUTADIENE-ACRYLONITRILE CLASS NBR OR RUBBER CHLOROPRENE CLASS CR OR RUBBER BUTADIENE-STYRENE CLASS SBR
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS (FLIS)
CROSS-SECTIONAL HEIGHT
0.035 INCHES NOMINAL IN
MATERIAL
RUBBER BUTADIENE-ACRYLONITRILE CLASS NBR OR RUBBER CHLOROPRENE CLASS CR OR RUBBER BUTADIENE-STYRENE CLASS SBR
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is 810020-10?
810020-10 is a O-RING.
What parts can replace 810020-10?
There are 5 known substitutes for 810020-10: 312M, 12036910, 425005-10 and 2 more. Substitute compatibility should be verified for your specific system.
What is the NSN for 810020-10?
810020-10 is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5331-00-889-8833. This indicates validated use in U.S. government and defense supply chains.
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