Need General-Purpose Nitrile Seals?

Datwyler is committed to being the leader in general-purpose nitrile seals. Because nitriles are versatile and inexpensive, they are the most popular industrial seal material. More than 50 percent of sealing needs can be met using nitrile. Datwyler recommends that you follow the general rule: consider nitrile first.

4200-70 Meets Your Needs

1. Excellent Physical Properties

Datwyler’s 4200-70 70-durometer nitrile O-rings have excellent physical properties. For nearly 40 years, 4200-70 O-rings have been used in a wide variety of applications with great results. So when you specify 4200-70, rest assured that you’ve made the right choice.

2. Enhanced Resistance to Compression Set

To perform properly, seals must resist taking a set from compression after being installed. When a seal takes a set, it no longer exerts force on the mating surfaces, resulting in leakage. A compound with low compression set, like 4200-70, better maintains its elastomeric properties and original thickness, preserving seal integrity. Seals made from Datwyler’s 4200-70 compound provide excellent resistance to compression set. After testing 4200-70 for 22 hours at 212°F, it had a compression set of only 6 percent.

3. Very Good Resistance to a Variety of Fluids

Nitrile compounds, like 4200-70, provide very good service in gasoline, crude oil, power steering fluid, hexane, toluene, water, water-based hydraulic fluids, and dilute bases such as sodium hydroxide.

Key Features
Datwyler’s 4200-70 nitrile seals are ideal for use in a variety of applications. Key features include the following:
Excellent resistance to compression set:
Datwyler 4200-70 seals have a compression set of only 6 percent after 22 hours at 212°F.
Wide range of service temperatures:
Datwyler 4200-70 seals are suitable for applications ranging from -35 to +250°F.

Chemical Resistance
USE WITHDO NOT USE WITH
Automatic Transmission Fluid
Crude Oil
Gasoline
Propane
Water
Acetone
Carbon Tetrachloride
Ethyl Acetate
Nitromethane
Toluene

Typical Values for Compound 4200-70
General-purpose 70-durometer Nitrile
Section of Spec.Physical PropertyRequirementTypical ValueASTM
Test Method




Z1
Original Properties
Hardness, Shore A
Tensile strength, MPa (psi), min.
Ultimate elongation, pct., min.
Modulus at 100 pct. elongation, psi

70 ± 5
14.0(2031)
250
Report

73
15.0(2170)
315
632

D2240
D412
D412
D412

A25


Heat Aging
70 hours at 125°C (257°F)

Hardness change, pts., Shore A
Tensile strength change, pct.,max.
Ultimate elongation change, pct., max.



-25
-50


5
12
-37

D865



Z2


Heat Aging
70 hours at 100°C (212°F)

Hardness change, pts., Shore A
Tensile strength change, pct.
Ultimate elongation change, pct., max.


±15
±30
-50


3
5
-35

D573




B14
Z3
Z4
Compression Set, Solid
pct. of original deflection, max.

22 hours at 100°C (212°F)
70 hours at 100°C (212°F)
72 hours at 150°C (302°F)


25
14
65


7
12
58

D395
Method B


B34
Compression Set, Plied
22 hours at 100°C (212°F)

pct. of original deflection, max.


25


11

D395
Method B

EF31

Fluid Aging, ASTM Reference Fuel C
70 hours at 23°C (73°F)

Hardness change, pts., Shore A
Tensile strength change, pct., max.
Ultimate elongation change, pct., max.
Volume change, pct.


-30 to 0
-60
-60
0 to 50


-20
-47
-49
38

D471


Z5



Fluid Aging, ASTM Reference Fuel A
70 hours at 23°C (73°F)

Hardness change, pts., Shore A
Tensile strength change, pct., max.
Ultimate elongation change, pct., max.
Volume change, pct.


±10
-25
-25
-5 to 10


0
-10
-11
2

D471




Z6



Fluid Aging, ASTM Reference Fuel B
70 hours at 23°C (73°F)

Hardness change, pts., Shore A
Tensile strength change, pct., max.
Ultimate elongation change, pct., max.
Volume change, pct.


-30 to 0
-60
-60
0 to 40


-15
-37
-37
26

D471




EO15



Fluid Aging, IRM 901 Oil
70 hours at 125°C (257°F)

Hardness change, pts., Shore A
Tensile strength change, pct., max.
Ultimate elongation change, pct., max.
Volume change, pct.


0 to 10
-20
-35
-15 to 5


7
14
-30
-8

D471




Z7



Fluid Aging, IRM 901 Oil
70 hours at 100°C (212°F)

Hardness change, pts., Shore A
Tensile strength change, pct., max.
Ultimate elongation change, pct., max.
Volume change, pct.


-5 to 10
-25
-45
-10 to 5


5
9
-17
-7

D471




EO35



Fluid Aging, IRM 903 Oil
70 hours at 125°C (257°F)

Hardness change, pts., Shore A
Tensile strength change, pct., max.
Ultimate elongation change, pct., max.
Volume change, pct.


±10
-15
-30
0 to 25


-1
7
-28
3

D471




Z8



Fluid Aging, IRM 903 Oil
70 hours at 100°C (212°F)

Hardness change, pts., Shore A
Tensile strength change, pct., max.
Ultimate elongation change, pct., max.
Volume change, pct.


±10
-15
-30
0 to 25


-1
5
-17
3

D471




Z9

Fluid Aging, Water
70 hours at 100°C (212°F)

Hardness change, pts., Shore A
Volume change, pct.


±10
±15


0
2

D471


Z10
Z11
Low Temperature Property
TR-10, °C(°F)

Brittlepoint, °C(°F)

Report
Report

-25(-13)
-23(-9)

D1329
D2137

CONCLUSION:
Compound 4200-70 meets the requirements of ASTM D2000 M2CH714 A25 B14 B34 EF31 EO15 EO35 Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 Z9 Z10 Z11.


ASTM is the acronym for the American Society for Testing and Materials.
IRM is the acronym for Industry Reference Material.

Source: Test Report 2498.

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