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Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S Fluoroelastomer: Superior Sealing in Harsh Chemical Environments

Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S Fluoroelastomer – Full Guide

Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S is a high-performance fluoroelastomer designed to withstand aggressive chemicals, including strong bases, steam, and polar solvents. Developed by Chemours (formerly DuPont), it combines the chemical resistance of perfluoroelastomers with the processing advantages of traditional fluoroelastomers, making it a cost-effective and durable solution for extreme environments.
This guide explores what makes Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S a top choice for industries requiring uncompromising performance from their sealing materials.

What is Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S?

Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S is a specialty-grade fluoroelastomer made with a peroxide-cured system and a proprietary copolymer backbone. It is specifically engineered to provide:
It offers an ideal balance between high-performance characteristics and affordability compared to FFKM materials.

Key Features of Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S

Typical Applications of Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S

Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S is used in a variety of challenging applications, such as:

Comparison with Other Elastomers

Property Viton™ ETP-600S Standard FKM EPDM FFKM
Chemical Resistance Excellent Good Poor Superior
Temperature Range -15°C to 275°C -20°C to 200°C -50°C to 150°C -10°C to 327°C
Steam Resistance Excellent Poor Good Excellent
Compression Set Excellent Moderate Poor Excellent
Cost Medium-High Medium Low Very High

Benefits of Using Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S

FAQs About Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S

Viton™ Extreme™ ETP-600S fluoroelastomer is a premium solution for sealing in aggressive and high-temperature environments. It bridges the gap between conventional FKMs and costly FFKMs, delivering high-performance sealing with excellent resistance to chemicals, steam, and heat. Whether you’re in chemical processing, aerospace, or oil and gas, Viton™ ETP-600S ensures durable and reliable protection against seal failure.
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