spore: profile id: fkm-viton spore_version: 0.2 family: fluoroelastomers name: Fluoroelastomer FKM (Viton) abbreviation: FKM role: O-ring and seal elastomer for vacuum, fuel and chemical service category: seals-adhesives type: elastomers-and-o-rings summary: | FKM, sold under the name Viton, is a fluorocarbon rubber used for O-rings and seals. Polymax describes its O-rings as having excellent chemical resistance and an operating range of -15 to 200 degC. Parker's O-ring handbook says it resists high temperature, ozone, oxygen, mineral oil, fuels, aromatics and many solvents, but has poor low-temperature flexibility for static seals. best_for: Seals that must resist fuels, oils, aromatics and heat up to about 200 degC weakest_at: Low-temperature flexibility (static limit about -26 degC in Parker's handbook, dynamic limit about -15 to -18 degC) and no outgassing data found in this run identity: formula: 'Fluorocarbon elastomer (FKM, FPM): a fluorine-rich rubber. The sources here give no monomer composition.' source: parker-handbook where: Section 2.2.7 (Fluorocarbon FKM); Polymax datasheets state that FPM, FKM and Viton are one base material tags: environments: [] stresses: - extreme-heat - extreme-cold applications: - mechanisms - propulsion-and-tanks properties: - benchmark: max_service_temp label: Operating temperature range (75 Shore A grade) value: 200 unit: degC scope: material conditions: grade: FKM (Viton) 75 ShA, black lower_limit: '-15 degC' method: Datasheet operating range, stated by the supplier status: ground source: polymax-75 where: Header, Operating temperature range - benchmark: min_service_temp label: Low-temperature resistance (ASTM D 1329 TR10, 75 Shore A grade) value: -17 unit: degC scope: material conditions: test: ASTM D 1329 TR10 method: Supplier datasheet, typical value status: ground source: polymax-75 where: Physical property table - benchmark: min_service_temp label: Static seal low-temperature limit (general FKM) value: -26 unit: degC scope: material conditions: basis: static seals; Parker gives -15 degF special_compounds: some compounds to -46 degC method: Statement in Parker O-ring handbook status: ground source: parker-handbook where: Section 2.2.7 (Fluorocarbon FKM) - benchmark: max_service_temp label: Heat resistance (general FKM) value: 204 unit: degC scope: material conditions: basis: Parker gives 400 degF; higher temperatures are possible with shorter life expectancy method: Statement in Parker O-ring handbook status: ground source: parker-handbook where: Section 2.2.7 (Fluorocarbon FKM), heat resistance - benchmark: hardness label: Hardness (75 Shore A grade) value: 79 unit: Shore A scope: material conditions: test: ASTM D 2240 grade: 75 ShA, black method: Typical value from supplier datasheet status: ground source: polymax-75 where: Physical property table - benchmark: hardness label: Hardness (90 Shore A grade) value: 91 unit: Shore A scope: material conditions: test: ASTM D 2240 grade: 90 ShA, black method: Typical value from supplier datasheet status: ground source: polymax-90 where: Physical property table - benchmark: tensile_strength label: Tensile strength (75 Shore A grade) value: 14 unit: MPa scope: material conditions: test: ASTM D 412 method: Typical value from supplier datasheet status: ground source: polymax-75 where: Physical property table - benchmark: tensile_strength label: Tensile strength (90 Shore A grade) value: 14 unit: MPa scope: material conditions: test: ASTM D 412 method: Typical value from supplier datasheet status: ground source: polymax-90 where: Physical property table - benchmark: elongation label: Elongation at break (75 Shore A grade) value: 175 unit: '%' scope: material conditions: test: ASTM D 412 method: Typical value from supplier datasheet status: ground source: polymax-75 where: Physical property table - benchmark: elongation label: Elongation at break (90 Shore A grade) value: 110 unit: '%' scope: material conditions: test: ASTM D 412 method: Typical value from supplier datasheet status: ground source: polymax-90 where: Physical property table - benchmark: compression_set label: Compression set (75 Shore A grade) value: 22 unit: '%' scope: material conditions: test: ASTM D 395 B time: 22 h temperature: 200 degC method: Typical value from supplier datasheet status: ground source: polymax-75 where: Physical property table - benchmark: compression_set label: Compression set (90 Shore A grade) value: 16 unit: '%' scope: material conditions: test: ASTM D 395 B time: 22 h temperature: 200 degC method: Typical value from supplier datasheet status: ground source: polymax-90 where: Physical property table - benchmark: density label: Specific gravity (75 Shore A grade) value: 1.85 unit: g/cm3 scope: material conditions: test: ASTM D 297 method: Typical value from supplier datasheet status: ground source: polymax-75 where: Physical property table - benchmark: density label: Specific gravity (90 Shore A grade) value: 1.87 value_high: 1.9 bound: range unit: g/cm3 scope: material conditions: basis: printed as 1.87 plus or minus 0.03 method: Typical value from supplier datasheet status: ground source: polymax-90 where: Physical property table - benchmark: cte label: Coefficient of thermal expansion (expansion, 24 to 191 degC) value: 0.00009 unit: in/in/degF scope: material conditions: basis: fluorocarbon elastomer row, expansion from 75 to 375 degF method: Table of linear expansion data in Parker handbook (printed in US units) status: ground source: parker-handbook where: Thermal expansion table, Fluorocarbon Elastomer row (section number not read) - benchmark: vacuum_weight_loss label: Weight loss in vacuum (V0747-75 fluorocarbon compound) value: 0.09 unit: '%' scope: material conditions: vacuum: about 1 x 10-6 torr time: 336 h temperature: 25 degC method: Parker weight loss of compounds in vacuum test, which is not the ASTM E595 TML method status: ground source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.11.1 Vacuum Weight Loss, Table 3-19 - benchmark: vacuum_weight_loss label: Weight loss in vacuum (V0884-75 fluorocarbon compound) value: 0.07 unit: '%' scope: material conditions: vacuum: about 1 x 10-6 torr time: 336 h temperature: 25 degC method: Parker weight loss of compounds in vacuum test, which is not the ASTM E595 TML method status: ground source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.11.1 Vacuum Weight Loss, Table 3-19 - benchmark: compression_set label: Compression set after air ageing (V0747-75 fluorocarbon compound) value: 66 unit: '%' scope: material conditions: test: air age time: 1000 h temperature: 204 degC method: Parker air age test result, as stated in the handbook text status: ground source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.10.1 High Temperature - benchmark: compression_set label: Compression set after gamma radiation (V0747-75 fluorocarbon compound) value: 66.7 unit: '%' scope: material conditions: dose: 1 x 10^7 rad gamma temperature: room temperature compound: V0747-75 method: Parker radiation table, compression set after gamma exposure, footnote 1; the exponent is read as 10^7 from the PDF text status: ground source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.9.14 Radiation, Data on Radiation Resistant Compounds table - benchmark: max_service_temp label: Temperature for 90% set after 1000 h (V0747-75 fluorocarbon compound) value: 204 unit: degC scope: material conditions: compound: V0747-75 basis: temperature at which a 0.139 in cross section ring takes 90% compression set after 1000 h, not exposed to radiation or fluids method: Parker radiation table, footnote 2, printed as 204 C (400 F) status: ground source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.9.14 Radiation, Data on Radiation Resistant Compounds table, footnote 2 - benchmark: min_service_temp label: Low-temperature compound V1289-75, advised down to -45 degC value: -45 unit: degC scope: material conditions: compound: V1289-75 basis: Parker advises considering this compound for temperatures down to -45 degC (-50 degF) method: Parker application guidance, stated limit for the compound status: ground source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.10.2 Low Temperature corrosion: - environment: Hot air, 250 degC, 70 h headline: Hot air ageing changes hardness and strength only slightly. effect: After 70 h at 250 degC in air (ASTM D 573), the 75 Shore A grade gained 1 point of hardness, lost 13% tensile strength and 2% ultimate elongation. rating: low conditions: time: 70 h temperature: 250 degC standard: ASTM D 573 source: polymax-75 where: Aging property table - environment: ASTM 101 service liquid, 200 degC, 70 h headline: Hot service liquid softens the 75 Shore A grade slightly and swells it by 13%. effect: After 70 h at 200 degC in ASTM 101 service liquid (ASTM D 471), hardness changed by -10 points, tensile strength by -15%, ultimate elongation by -6% and volume by +13%. rating: moderate conditions: time: 70 h temperature: 200 degC standard: ASTM D 471 source: polymax-75 where: Aging property table - environment: ASTM Fuel C, 23 degC, 70 h headline: Fuel C at room temperature has a small effect. effect: After 70 h at 23 degC in ASTM Fuel C (ASTM D 471), hardness changed by -4 points, tensile strength by -21%, ultimate elongation by -7% and volume by +4%. rating: low conditions: time: 70 h temperature: 23 degC standard: ASTM D 471 source: polymax-75 where: Aging property table - environment: Fuels, oils and chemicals in general headline: Parker lists broad resistance to fuels, oils and many chemicals. effect: Parker's handbook says FKM has excellent resistance to ozone, oxygen, mineral oil, synthetic hydraulic fluids, fuels, aromatics and many organic solvents and chemicals, and that special compounds improve resistance to acids and fuels. rating: none conditions: basis: qualitative statement, no test conditions given source: parker-handbook where: Section 2.2.7 (Fluorocarbon FKM) - environment: Hot water or steam headline: Fluorocarbons harden and take a premature set in hot water or steam. effect: Parker says fluorocarbons tend to harden and take a premature set in hot water or steam, where ethylene propylene is generally superior. Parker's radiation table rates its V0747-75 compound Poor for steam and water resistance. rating: severe conditions: basis: qualitative statement and table rating source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.10.1 High Temperature; Section 3.9.14 Radiation, Data on Radiation Resistant Compounds table - environment: Hot air, 204 degC, 1000 h headline: The high-temperature compound keeps sealing for many hours at 204 degC, but its life is short at 232 degC. effect: After 1000 h in air at 204 degC, Parker's V0747-75 took a 66% set and kept enough recovery to continue sealing for many additional hours. At 232 degC the anticipated useful life falls to about 336 hours. rating: moderate conditions: time: 1000 h temperature: 204 degC compound: V0747-75 source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.10.1 High Temperature - environment: Gamma radiation, 1 x 10^7 rad headline: Gamma dose raises the compression set of the fluorocarbon compound. effect: After 10^7 rads of gamma radiation at room temperature, Parker's V0747-75 took a 66.7% compression set. Parker's footnote says that above 40% set the compound should be used only at a lower dose level. rating: severe conditions: dose: 1 x 10^7 rad temperature: room temperature source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.9.14 Radiation, Data on Radiation Resistant Compounds table, footnote 1 risks: hazards: - text: No hazard classification found in this run. The safety data sheet for a specific FKM product was not retrieved. ghs: [] source: parker-handbook where: not found - text: Vinylidene fluoride is a gas. PubChem lists it as extremely flammable, a gas under pressure that may explode if heated, and a suspected cancer hazard in 11% of notifications. This is for the monomer, not for the FKM compound. ghs: - H220 - H280 - H350 source: pubchem-vdf where: GHS Classification (CID 6369) - text: Hexafluoropropylene is a gas. PubChem lists it as harmful if inhaled and as causing respiratory irritation in all notifications, and suspected of causing cancer in 48.6% of notifications. Gases under pressure may explode if heated. ghs: - H332 - H335 - H351 - H280 source: pubchem-hfp where: GHS Classification (CID 8302) - text: Tetrafluoroethylene is a flammable gas. PubChem lists a suspected or confirmed cancer hazard (H350) and damage to organs (H371, reported in 32.2% of notifications). When heated to decomposition it emits highly toxic fumes of fluorine. ghs: - H220 - H280 - H350 - H371 source: pubchem-tfe where: GHS Classification and Decomposition (CID 8301) failure_risks: - mode: Stiffening and loss of seal at low temperature trigger: Operation below the static or dynamic low-temperature limit (static about -26 degC, dynamic about -15 to -18 degC) consequence: Seal loses flexibility and may leak severity: moderate source: parker-handbook where: Section 2.2.7 (Fluorocarbon FKM) - mode: Permanent set after long compression at heat trigger: Compressed at 200 degC for 22 h consequence: The seal recovers less of its shape (22% set for the 75 Shore A grade, 16% for the 90 Shore A grade) severity: moderate source: polymax-75 where: Physical property table - mode: Premature set in hot water or steam trigger: Service in hot water or steam consequence: The fluorocarbon hardens and takes a premature set, so it recovers less and may leak severity: moderate source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.10.1 High Temperature - mode: Compression set after gamma dose trigger: Gamma dose of 1 x 10^7 rads consequence: The V0747-75 compound takes a 66.7% set and Parker says to use it only at a lower dose severity: critical source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.9.14 Radiation side_effects: - text: No side effects found in this run. affects: Not sourced source: parker-handbook where: not found handling: - text: Use a product safety data sheet for the specific FKM compound before handling; none was retrieved in this run. source: polymax-75 - text: Keep monomer gases away from heat, as the PubChem precautionary codes P210 and P410+P403 advise for vinylidene fluoride. source: pubchem-vdf mitigations: - text: Choose a low-temperature grade or compound when the seal sees cold, as Parker advises for compounds down to -46 degC. source: parker-handbook uses: - application: mechanisms device: O-rings and seals in aircraft, automotive and chemical equipment example: Polymax says FKM has found wide acceptance in the aircraft, automotive and chemical industries. No space mission was named. source: polymax-75 where: Product description - application: propulsion-and-tanks device: O-ring seals in jet-fuel service (dynamic) example: Parker says its V1164-75 fluorocarbon may be used in dynamic applications with the jet fuels in that section because it swells less than 2%. Its low-temperature capability does not normally extend below -29 degC. source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.9.12.1 Jet Fuels - application: mechanisms device: Seals in vacuum equipment, where low weight loss matters example: Parker's vacuum test gives 0.09% weight loss for V0747-75 and 0.07% for V0884-75 after 336 h at about 1 x 10-6 torr. These are ground results. No spacecraft flight use was named in the sources read. source: parker-handbook where: Section 3.11.1 Vacuum Weight Loss, Table 3-19 supply: - subject: Fluorspar (calcium fluoride), the feedstock for fluorine chemistry abundance: 'World mine production was about 10,000 thousand t in 2025 and world reserves about 330,000 thousand t. 2025 mine production in thousand t: China 6,000; Mexico 1,500; Mongolia 1,500; South Africa 410; Vietnam 160 (USGS). Aqueous HF made from fluorspar is the primary feedstock for fluorine chemicals, particularly refrigerants and fluoropolymers (USGS). The United States had no significant fluorspar mine production after 1995 and is 100% net import reliant. Import sources for 2021 to 2024: Mexico 64%, Vietnam 12%, China 10%, South Africa 9%, other 5% (USGS).' producers: [] critical_lists: [] recycling: Synthetic fluorspar can be made from neutralised waste from uranium enrichment, petroleum alkylation and stainless-steel pickling, but impurities limit its use. Primary aluminium producers recycle HF and fluorides from smelting (USGS). substitutes: - Fluorosilicic acid has been used as an alternative to fluorspar in making AlF3 and HF (USGS). source: usgs-fluorspar where: Domestic Production and Use; World Mine Production and Reserves table; Recycling; Substitutes media: [] documents: - title: Polymax FKM (Viton) 75 Shore A O-ring datasheet type: datasheet url: https://www.polymax.co.uk/media/documents/Datasheet/fkm_viton_75sha_oring_polymax.pdf year: 2017 - title: USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026, fluorspar type: report url: https://pubs.usgs.gov/periodicals/mcs2026/mcs2026-fluorspar.pdf year: 2026 - title: NASA RP-1124 Revision 4, Outgassing Data for Selecting Spacecraft Materials type: report url: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19970027853/downloads/19970027853.pdf year: 1997 - title: Parker O-Ring Handbook (copy hosted by the University of Arizona) type: report url: https://nfc.arizona.edu/sites/default/files/2022-02/parker_o-ring_handbook.pdf year: 2022 gaps: - 'Outgassing to ASTM E595 (TML and CVCM) for FKM: not found. NASA RP-1124 Revision 4 (NTRS 19970027853) was read in this run and has no Viton or FKM entry. The Parker vacuum weight loss in this profile is a different test.' - Parker vacuum weight loss is recorded under the benchmark name vacuum_weight_loss, which is not in property-canon.yaml. - Chemours Viton product pages could not be read in this run (blocked). Monomer composition (vinylidene fluoride, hexafluoropropylene, tetrafluoroethylene), the fluorine content by weight for Viton A, B and GF/GLT grades, and the cure system (peroxide or bisphenol) were not stated in any page read in this run. - 'Safety data sheet for an FKM compound: not retrieved, so no FKM GHS data. The monomer GHS data are from PubChem and describe the gases, not the compound.' - 'Atomic oxygen and spaceflight data for FKM: not searched or not found. No spacecraft flight use was named in the sources read, so the spacecraft seal use is open.' - 'Amine compatibility for FKM: Parker''s amine rows were not mapped to the FKM column in this run.' - 'Nitrogen tetroxide and other liquid rocket propellants: Parker says most elastomers are degraded by N2O4 and that its special compounds resist it, but the text read does not name FKM.' - Producers of FKM or fluorspar (Chemours, Daikin, 3M, Solvay) were not confirmed from a page read in this run. - 'Critical-mineral status of fluorspar: not stated in the USGS fluorspar summary read in this run.' - Fluid resistance was read from Parker qualitatively and from three Polymax ASTM tests; no peer-reviewed data were found. - 'Trelleborg datasheets: not fetched in this run.' story: recipe: line: FKM is a fluorocarbon-based synthetic rubber, listed under ASTM D1418 and, as FPM, under ISO/DIN 1629 (Wikipedia). Parker says cross-linking during vulcanization turns the rubber into an elastic material, and that a post-cure may follow. Polymax can supply Viton grades A, B, G, GF, GLT and others on special request. The monomers and the fluorine share of each grade were not stated in any page read in this run. parts: [] risk_groups: - title: For people lead: No hazard classification was retrieved for FKM in this run. points: - label: Safety data line: Read the safety data sheet for the specific compound before handling. None was retrieved here. - title: For the monomers verdict: Flammable or pressurised gases, with suspected cancer lead: PubChem classifies the monomer gases, not the FKM compound. No classification for FKM itself was found. Flammable or pressurised gases, with suspected cancer hazards points: - label: Vinylidene fluoride line: PubChem lists it as an extremely flammable gas under pressure that may explode if heated. A suspected cancer hazard (H350) is reported by 11% of notifications. - label: Hexafluoropropylene line: PubChem lists it as harmful if inhaled and as causing respiratory irritation in all notifications. Suspected cancer (H351) is reported by 48.6% of notifications. - label: In a fire line: Vinylidene fluoride decomposes in heat or fire to toxic and corrosive fumes, including hydrogen fluoride, fluorine and fluorides. why: 'FKM (Viton) is a fluorocarbon rubber made into O-rings and seals. Parker''s handbook describes it as resistant to high temperature, ozone, oxygen, mineral oil, fuels, aromatics and many solvents, with very low gas permeability. Its weak point is cold: static seals are limited to about -26 degC.' uses: - where: O-rings and seals in aircraft, automotive and chemical equipment line: Polymax says FKM has found wide acceptance in the aircraft, automotive and chemical industries. No space mission was named in the source. - where: Fuel and jet-fuel systems line: Parker says its V1164-75 fluorocarbon may be used in dynamic jet-fuel service because it swells less than 2%, but its low-temperature capability does not normally extend below -29 degC. - where: Vacuum equipment line: Parker's vacuum test gives 0.09% weight loss for V0747-75 after 336 h at about 1 x 10-6 torr. These are ground results; no spacecraft flight use was found. can_do: - label: Temperature value: '-15 to 200 degC' line: The 75 Shore A datasheet gives an operating temperature range of -15 to 200 degC. Parker gives up to 204 degC for general FKM, with shorter life at the top end. - label: Hardness and strength value: 79 Shore A line: The 75 Shore A grade has a hardness of 79 Shore A, a tensile strength of 14 MPa and an elongation of 175%. The 90 Shore A grade is harder at 91 Shore A with 110% elongation. - label: Compression set value: 22% line: After 22 hours at 200 degC (ASTM D 395 B), the 75 Shore A grade keeps 22% set and the 90 Shore A grade 16%. - label: Cold limit value: '-17 degC' line: Low-temperature resistance is -17 degC (ASTM D 1329 TR10) for the 75 Shore A grade. Parker gives -26 degC as the static limit for general FKM. - label: Steam and radiation value: 66.7% set line: Parker says fluorocarbons harden and take a premature set in hot water or steam. After 10^7 rads of gamma dose, its V0747-75 compound took a 66.7% compression set. compare: FKM is a general-purpose fluoroelastomer for heat and fuel service. The sources read here give its heat and fuel resistance qualitatively and a few numbers for two grades. No comparison with other seal elastomers was made in this run. compare_rows: - scope: material label: Operating range benchmark: max_service_temp - scope: material label: Low-temperature limit benchmark: min_service_temp - scope: material label: Compression set benchmark: compression_set handling: - Read the product safety data sheet before use. None was retrieved here. - Choose a low-temperature grade if the seal sees cold. - Keep monomer gases away from heat. PubChem gives precautionary codes P210 and P410+P403 for vinylidene fluoride. good_for: - 'Heat and fuel resistance: operating range of -15 to 200 degC, and resistance to fuels and oils per the Parker handbook.' - Low gas permeability, similar to butyl rubber (Parker handbook). - 'Vacuum: Parker weight loss is 0.09% for V0747-75 after 336 h at about 1 x 10-6 torr, lower than the nitrile and polyurethane compounds in the same table.' watch_out: - 'Cold: static limit about -26 degC and dynamic limit about -15 to -18 degC.' - Compression set rises with heat over time (22% for the 75 Shore A grade after 22 h at 200 degC). - No outgassing (ASTM E595) value was found, so it cannot be cleared for vacuum use from this profile. - 'Steam and hot water: Parker says fluorocarbons harden and take a premature set in them, and rates V0747-75 Poor for steam and water.' - 'Radiation: at 10^7 rads the V0747-75 compound took a 66.7% set. Parker advises a lower dose where the set is over 40%.' verdict: FKM is a dependable seal elastomer for hot fuel and oil service. Parker's data add vacuum weight loss, radiation and steam limits. ASTM E595 outgassing, monomer composition and flight data are still missing from this profile. sources: polymax-75: title: FKM (Viton) 75 ShA O-ring datasheet, Polymax id: Polymax datasheet fkm_viton_75sha_oring url: https://www.polymax.co.uk/media/documents/Datasheet/fkm_viton_75sha_oring_polymax.pdf year: 2017 kind: datasheet license: Supplier datasheet, cited polymax-90: title: FKM (Viton) 90 ShA O-ring datasheet, Polymax id: Polymax datasheet fkm_viton_90sha_oring url: https://www.polymax.co.uk/media/documents/Datasheet/fkm_viton_90sha_oring_polymax.pdf year: 2017 kind: datasheet license: Supplier datasheet, cited parker-handbook: title: Parker O-Ring Handbook (copy hosted by the University of Arizona) id: Parker O-Ring Handbook, copy at the University of Arizona url: https://nfc.arizona.edu/sites/default/files/2022-02/parker_o-ring_handbook.pdf year: 2022 kind: handbook license: Manufacturer handbook, cited usgs-fluorspar: title: Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026, Fluorspar, U.S. Geological Survey id: USGS MCS 2026, fluorspar url: https://pubs.usgs.gov/periodicals/mcs2026/mcs2026-fluorspar.pdf year: 2026 kind: report license: U.S. Government work, public domain pubchem-vdf: title: PubChem, Vinylidene fluoride (CID 6369) id: PubChem CID 6369 url: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/6369 kind: database license: PubChem, public database pubchem-hfp: title: PubChem, Hexafluoropropylene (CID 8302) id: PubChem CID 8302 url: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/8302 kind: database license: PubChem, public database pubchem-tfe: title: PubChem, Tetrafluoroethylene (CID 8301) id: PubChem CID 8301 url: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/8301 kind: database license: PubChem, public database nasa-rp1124: title: NASA Reference Publication 1124 Revision 4, Outgassing Data for Selecting Spacecraft Materials id: NTRS 19970027853 url: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19970027853/downloads/19970027853.pdf year: 1997 kind: report license: NASA public document wikipedia-fluoroelastomer: title: Wikipedia, Fluoroelastomer id: Wikipedia Fluoroelastomer; lists FKM under ASTM D1418 and FPM under ISO/DIN 1629 url: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluoroelastomer kind: web license: CC BY-SA 4.0 license: CC-BY-4.0 updated: '2026-10-19' review: status: draft method: assistant checked_values: 21 note: Deepened on 2026-10-19 from USGS fluorspar 2026, the Parker O-Ring Handbook, NASA RP-1124 Revision 4, PubChem and Wikipedia, all read in this run.