Fluorosilicone Lathe Cut Washers
Fluorosilicone lathe cut washers combine silicone's broad temperature range with fluorocarbon-grade chemical resistance, in the thick square-edged formats lathe cutting delivers. Cannon Gasket lathe cuts FVMQ washers for aerospace fuel and hydraulic sealing, defense hardware, and semiconductor processing.
- Durometer
- 40A to 70A
- Highlight
- Fuel & oil resistant

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Properties of Fluorosilicone lathe cut washers
Cannon Gasket cuts Fluorosilicone lathe cut washers to your specifications in durometers ranging from 20A to 90A Shore hardness. Excellent resistance to fuels and oils, with moderate resistance to aromatic and chlorinated solvents. Wide temperature flexibility.
Fluorosilicone tolerances and customization
Standard dimensional tolerances on Fluorosilicone lathe cut washers land around ±0.010" to ±0.015" on OD and ID, depending on material durometer and thickness. Tighter tolerances are available on selected grades. Cannon Gasket cuts Fluorosilicone to custom profiles in-house and matches lead times to your production volume. PSA backing, pad printing, custom packaging, and kitting are all on the menu when you need them.
Material Notes
- Service temperature -100°F to +400°F. - Fuel, oil, and aromatic hydrocarbon resistance. - Silicone-family flexibility across temperature range.
Manufacturing, finishing & stocking
Precision & tooling: Capable of holding tolerances as tight as ±.001" on critical dimensions when required, beyond the ±0.010" to ±0.015" standard. Short- and long-run capabilities, with an extensive in-house tooling inventory for rapid turnaround.
Clean room: Cannon Gasket offers clean-environment stamping for medical, FDA, electronic, and scientific applications where a controlled level of particulate is required, with capabilities to meet ISO Class 10,000.
Stocking agreements: Blanket orders, VMI (vendor-managed inventory), JIT (just-in-time), and Kanban replenishment programs.
Pad printing: Pad print your part number, identification marking, or company name in a range of ink colors. Marking per customer specifications or MIL-STD-130.
Packaging: Parts are bagged and tagged in specified quantities and labeled with P/N or any required information. Capability to meet specific packaging and labeling requirements.