sinlessorrow
06-12-14, 20:39
So I am wondering about these. I know you can get them for about .01c from McMaster.
What I am wanting to know is why did they choose Viton Fluoroelastomer? It has a hardness of A75 and an operating temp of -15 to +400. Wouldn't something like Fluorosilicone have been better? It has a hardness of A70, but a much larger operating temperature of -75 to +400.
Color is of course black and blue respectively. So why did they choose the Viton material over the one with the larger operating range, What material does the D-Fender use?
What I am wanting to know is why did they choose Viton Fluoroelastomer? It has a hardness of A75 and an operating temp of -15 to +400. Wouldn't something like Fluorosilicone have been better? It has a hardness of A70, but a much larger operating temperature of -75 to +400.
Color is of course black and blue respectively. So why did they choose the Viton material over the one with the larger operating range, What material does the D-Fender use?