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OR-PU90-69-1x5-8-RB94370

O-ring 69.1×5.8 PU 90 Shore A

This PU polyurethane O-ring delivers top-tier abrasion resistance — the first choice for hydraulic rod seals and high-cycle applications.

SKU
OR-PU90-69-1x5-8-RB94370
Article number
94370
Dimensions
69.1 × 5.8 mm
Material
PU · 90 Sh A

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    PU O-ring 69.1 × 5.8 mm (inner diameter 69.1 mm, cross-section 5.8 mm). Outer diameter 80.7 mm. Hardness 90 Sh A. Temperature range -40 °C to 80 °C. Standard ISO3601-69.1x5.8.

    Inner diameter (ID)
    69.1 mm
    Cross-section (CS)
    5.8 mm
    Outer diameter (OD)
    80.7 mm
    Dimensions
    69.1x5.8
    Material
    PU
    Hardness
    90 Sh A
    Colour
    amber
    Temperature range
    -40 °C to 80 °C
    Standard code
    ISO3601-69.1x5.8
    ISO 3601 size
    69.1x5.8
    SKU
    OR-PU90-69-1x5-8-RB94370
    Country of origin
    DE
    Availability
    On demand

    Technical specifications

    MaterialPU
    Shore hardness90 Sh A
    Coloramber
    Temperature range-40 °C to 80 °C
    Tensile strength35 MPa
    Ultimate elongation450 %
    Compression set25 %
    Specific gravity1.25 g/cm³
    CertificationsNo specific certifications

    Cross-standard size references

    Standard code
    ISO3601-69.1x5.8
    ISO 3601
    69.1x5.8
    DIN 3771
    69.1x5.8

    Material properties

    Polyurethane (PU) is a thermoplastic elastomer with the highest abrasion resistance of all elastomers. It combines high tensile strength (typically 35 MPa), good resistance to mineral oils, cold water and lubricants. Operating temperature range is limited: -40 °C to +80 °C (short-term +100 °C). The main limitation is hydrolysis on contact with hot water or steam — PU must not be used there. Typical hardness 85-95 Shore A for dynamic sealing applications with high pressure loads.

    Material
    PU
    Chemical name
    Polyurethane Rubber
    Material grade
    Polyuretán, PUR, Urethane
    Trade names
    Covestro Vulkollan, Lanxess Adiprene, Era Polymers

    Suitable for various industries

    PU O-rings are used in hydraulic presses, construction and mining equipment, pneumatic cylinders with high cycle loads, and in abrasive environments (slurry, sand). Typical areas: rod seals, wipers, slide bands, shaft covers in high-pressure environments.

    Application notes

    Ideal for hydraulic rod seals and high-cycle applications with mineral oil. Do not use above +80 °C or with hot water / steam — material hydrolysis.

    Advantages

    • Highest abrasion resistance of any elastomer
    • High tensile strength (≈35 MPa)
    • Resistant to mineral oils and HLP hydraulic fluids
    • Suitable for high pressures (up to 40 MPa static)
    • First choice for rod and piston seals

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    Documentation

    Download datasheet (PDF)
    See all materials in size 69.1 × 5.8 mm

    Frequently asked questions about this O-ring

    What is the temperature range of a PU O-ring?
    This PU O-ring is rated for continuous service of roughly -40 to 80 °C. The material tolerates brief temperature peaks higher, but near the limits service life drops significantly. If you operate at the edge of the range, ask our technician about a more suitable compound.
    What media is PU resistant to?
    PU belongs to the nitrile/polyurethane family — it resists mineral oils, fuels, and hydraulic fluids, which is why it is the standard in engineering and hydraulics. It is not suited to ozone, strong acids, or polar solvents. For a specific medium, check compatibility in our chemical-resistance chart.
    What do the dimensions of this O-ring mean?
    The size 69.1 × 5.8 mm gives the inner diameter × cross section. The inner diameter must fit the groove or rod; the cross section sets the seal thickness. When replacing, do not confuse inner diameter with outer diameter. If you search by standard (AS568, ISO 3601, JIS), use our cross-reference finder.
    What does 90 Shore A hardness mean?
    A hardness of 90 Shore A expresses the stiffness of the rubber: a lower number (50–60) is softer and seals an uneven surface better, a higher one (80–90) better resists pressure and extrusion from the groove. For most common applications the optimum is around 70 Shore A. Under high pressure, choose a harder material and possibly a back-up ring.

    Read the PU material guide