Cleveland FA05002-35 Steam Kettle O-Ring Viton A-018

SKU: FA05002-35 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
O Ring, .739" Id

Description

The Cleveland FA05002-35 Steam Kettle O-Ring Viton A-018 is an interface that is compressed in a mating surface to hold any liquid from leak during use. The material withstands pressure and temperature variations to ensure that it keeps the same shape as components heat and cool. This is fitted in a groove in the assembly, usually at fittings, lids, or valve connections. It aids in the correct closing of the system by providing routes and allowing movement between the parts joined together. The circular profile allows contact on the surface evenly during operation.

More Information:

  • CLEVELAND:FA00017 ,FA00018 ,FA05002-35

Step1: Turn off equipment and relieve system pressure.

Step2: Disassemble housing and carefully remove old O-Ring.

Step3: Clean groove and mating surfaces thoroughly using lint-free cloth.

Step4: Inspect groove for damage, corrosion, or wear before installation.

Step5: Lightly lubricate new O-Ring with compatible grease or oil.

Step6: Install new O-Ring carefully without twisting, pinching, or stretching.

Step7: Reassemble components, tighten securely, and test for leaks under pressure.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Cleveland FA05002-35 O-Ring?

    Inspect the o-ring regularly for cracks, flattening, or chemical damage. Keep sealing surfaces clean and free from grease buildup or debris. Apply lubricant during installation to ensure proper sealing and reduce friction. Avoid exposure to chemicals or excessive heat.

  • What are common issues with the Cleveland FA05002-35 O-Ring?

    • Cracking or splitting from heat exposure.
    • Loss of elasticity causing poor sealing.
    • Leaks due to improper seating or misalignment.
    • Swelling or degradation from chemical contact.