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Material
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Photo
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Color
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Features
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Temperature Resistance Range(℃)
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Hardness (HA)
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Compression Set Rate % (@200℃ , 70hr)
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Morisz®5130UP
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Pearl White
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Light-colored, clean FFKM material, low surface friction coefficient and wear-resistant properties, better suited for dynamic contact points in a Plasma environment
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-5~250
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80±5
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22
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Morisz®MPF506UP
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White
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White and clean FFKM material,excellent mechanical properties and a low permanent deformation rate,often used for the sealing of special gas pipelines,achieves a high balance between the product's economy and practicality
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-5~250
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80±5
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21
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Morisz®6002UP
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Amber
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Ransparent, clean and high-temperature resistant FFKM material,used stably at 300°C, excellent resilience and water vapor resistance,exhibits excellent resistance to O₂and O₃.
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0~300
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80±5
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19
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Morisz®5802SP
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Amber
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Ransparent, clean and high-temperature resistant FFKM material,used stably at 300°C,excellent resistance to compression set and water vapor,exhibits excellent resistance to O₂and O₃
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0~300
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75±5
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16
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Morisz®6880SP
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Brown
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Dark-colored, clean, translucent, high-temperature resistant FFKM material, used stably at 315°C excellent compression set rate,exhibits excellent performance in resisting plasma attack under stress conditions
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0~315
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80±5
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17
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Morisz®6880SZ
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Brown
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Dark-colored, clean, translucent, high-temperature resistant FFKM material, used stably at 315°C, extremely low compression set rate, excellent plasma resistance performance under stress conditions
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0~315
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80±5
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9
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Morisz®N65
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Black
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Dark-colored, clean, translucent, high-temperature resistant FFKM material, used stably max temperature at 330°C, exhibits outstanding elastic recovery and Plasma resistance performance in extreme high-temperature environments
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0~330
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75±5
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11
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Morisz®ST50i
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Ivory
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Ultra-low temperature FFKM material,excellent physical properties and a low compression set rate,can be used stably in environments with ultra-low temperature, plasma, and corrosive media
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-45~200
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65±5
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24
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