Long term exposure to sunlight or strong light can cause aging and deterioration of O-rings. Therefore, the O-ring should be stored in a dark place to avoid direct exposure to light.
O-rings should be stored in a suitable temperature environment. Generally speaking, the temperature should be maintained between -15 ℃ and 25 ℃. Excessive temperature can accelerate the aging of O-rings, reducing their elasticity and sealing performance; Too low a temperature may cause the O-ring to become hard, brittle, and easily damaged.
Long term exposure to sunlight or strong light can cause aging and deterioration of O-rings. Therefore, the O-ring should be stored in a dark place to avoid direct exposure to light.
O-rings should be kept away from various chemicals such as acids, bases, solvents, etc. These chemicals may corrode O-rings, damaging their structure and properties. Ensure that there is no risk of chemical leakage when storing O-rings.
When saving O-rings, avoid squeezing them. Special storage boxes or shelves can be used to neatly arrange O-rings to prevent them from deforming due to compression. At the same time, avoid contact with sharp objects to prevent scratching the O-ring.
In short, properly storing O-rings can extend their service life and ensure optimal sealing performance during use.