RPI RPO244 Industry Part #As568-203

Yes, this O-ring is engineered for critical sealing applications. It is constructed from high-quality silicone with a hardness rating of Duro 60, which provides the optimal balance of flexibility and resistance required for the heater bar assembly of your sterilizer.

Absolutely. The RPI RPO244 is specifically designed to fit the SCICAN Statim 2000 model. It serves as a direct replacement for OEM Part #43362, ensuring precise fitment within the heater bar assembly.

Yes, all RPI RPO244 O-rings are supplied in factory-new condition. Sourcing directly from the manufacturer ensures that you receive high-reliability components that meet the exact original equipment standards.

Each order includes a package of six (6) O-rings. This bulk packaging is ideal for medical facilities as it ensures you have immediate spares on hand for routine maintenance and repair needs.

This part is manufactured to strict dimensional tolerances to guarantee a perfect seal. The specifications are: <ul><li>Inner Diameter (ID): 0.296 inches</li><li>Outer Diameter (OD): 0.574 inches</li><li>Cross Section (C/S): 0.139 inches</li></ul>

Yes, this O-ring is specifically designed for use in the Heater Bar Assembly of SCICAN autoclaves and sterilizers. Its material properties and dimensions are tailored specifically for the heat and pressure demands of this component.

Yes, this product is also identified as Industry Part #AS568-203. This standard industry cross-reference confirms that it meets the universal dimensional specifications for this size class of O-ring.

A hardness rating of Duro 60 indicates that the silicone is firm enough to maintain its shape under pressure while remaining soft enough to conform to the sealing surface. This is critical for preventing leaks within the high-performance environment of a professional sterilization unit.

These parts are sourced directly from the manufacturer to ensure freshness and quality, with an estimated lead time of 1-2 weeks (approximately 7 business days).

Yes, the silicone used is specifically selected for its durability and resilience in demanding environments. It is designed to withstand the rigorous conditions typically found within autoclaves and sterilizers, ensuring long-lasting sealing integrity.