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General Pump 90360400 Triplex Plunger Pump Buna-N O-Ring

Brand:
Mfr. Model #:
90360400
KR Part #:
GPP90360400
Weight:
0.01 lbs

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MSRP
$1.81
Now Only!
$0.69

A General Pump Buna-N O-Ring for certain triplex plunger pumps such as the TC1506GUI. 

 
 

Product Description

Pump Buna-N O-Ring

Buna-N O-Rings are commonly used in General Pumps because they offer a high level of resistance to water, oil, fuel, and other chemicals. Whether it's needed for a seal, hose, or gasket application, you can expect a Buna-N O-ring to deliver superb performance and reliability. The specific material used in a Buna-N is called nitrile rubber or NBR. The black, highly-durable material resists weathering, can withstand a wide temperature range, and works smoothly with grease or hydraulic fluids. For these reasons, Buna-N is a popular, general purpose choice when dealing with pumps of all sizes. Specifically, the 90360400 from General Pump works wonderfully with their line of triplex plunger pumps such as the TC1506GUI.

O-Ring Traits:

  • Buna-N
  • For Triplex Plunger Pumps
  • Resistant to oil, fuel and other chemicals

Which is Better Buna-N or Viton?

When deciding between Buna-N and Viton for O-Rings, it is essential to consider the specific application requirements. Buna-N O-Rings, made from nitrile rubber, are renowned for their excellent resistance to oil, fuel, water, and various chemicals, making them a versatile choice for many industrial applications. However, Viton, a type of fluoroelastomer, offers superior resistance to high temperatures and harsh chemicals, which might be necessary for more demanding environments. Furthermore, Viton O-Rings are less prone to swelling in hydrocarbon applications, making them ideal for use in chemical processing or automotive industries. Despite this, Buna-N is often more cost-effective, hence frequently preferred for general-purpose sealing solutions where extreme conditions are not a factor. Therefore, selecting between Buna-N and Viton O-Rings hinges on a careful assessment of the operational conditions, including temperature range, chemical exposure, and budget constraints, to ensure optimal performance and cost-efficiency.

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