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Need help in finding metric O rings

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Mech5656

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Hello All,

I need to buy below O-rings for a project and I can’t find a supplier to buy them. Can you check these sizes/specs and let me know if I am missing something? What is so special about these O-rings?

350 x 5.7mm spliced and vulcanized EPDM 80 durometer o-ring

160mm x 5.7mm spliced and vulcanized EPDM 80 durometer o-ring

530mm x 5.7mm spliced and vulcanized EPDM 80 durometer o-ring

507mm x 5.7mm spliced and vulcanized EPDM 80 durometer o-ring
 
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It could be one of 2 options

They can't supply the hardness you are asking for - you could ask what hardness they can supply

They can't supply the section.

There is one 'standard' size o-ring that could be used. Instead of 160mm, you could try to ask for a 159.30 (Size reference G160).
 
Thanks Robertib. Is 80 durometer O-ring not common? What about the bigger O-rings? Are they totally out of range? Can O-ring stock cord be supplied and we can cut and glue the o-ring? Is that reliable?
 
custom made O-ring

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Since they are all 5.7mm you could buy cord stock and make them.
Build a small jig so that you get exact miter cuts.
And a way to hold them aligned when you glue them.

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I would hesitate to give the OP any advice about how to "make" custom o-rings without a better understanding of the application. Is it static or dynamic? Speed and direction? Pressure range? Media? Temperature? Critical application?
 
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