Military specification compounds

Our Government Cage Code is:  10464
Quality Assurance per: MIL-I-45208A
Packaging per MIL-P-4861 available per request

Military Specification O-Rings need only NSN (National Stock Number) or the Military specification Prefix, plus the AS568 dash number (size).  No other description is needed to assure exact conformance to the specification. Certification and cure dates are automatically sent when required.

AMS Specifications

AMS3200 Petroleum base hydraulic oil Nitrile
AMS3201 Nitrile
AMS3205 Low temperature Nitrile
AMS3208 Weather Neoprene
AMS3209 For electrical use Neoprene. Weather Resistant Neoprene 70   
AMS3212 Aromatic fuel
AMS3213 Aromatic fuel
AMS3214 Aromatic fuel Nitrile
AMS3215 Aromatic fuel Nitrile
AMS3220 Hot oil and fuel Neoprene
AMS3222 Hot oil high swell
AMS3226 Hot oil and coolant
AMS3227 Oil and coolant Nitrile
AMS3228 Oil and coolant Nitrile
AMS3229 Hot oil
AMS3240 Weather CR40
AMS3241 Weather Neoprene
AMS3242 Weather Neoprene
AMS3248 High strength EP
AMS3249 Hydrazine resistant
AMS3301 General Purpose Silicone Silicone
AMS3302 General Purpose Silicone Silicone
AMS3303 General Purpose Silicone Silicone
AMS3304 Silicone. Not recommended for high-pressure dynamic applications. Silicone   
AMS3305 General Purpose Silicone Silicone
AMS3307 Silicone (low set non oil-resistant) Silicone
AMS3325 Silicone (fuel and oil)
AMS3326 Silicone (fuel and oil-resistanti Fluorosilicone
AMS3327 Silicone (fuel and oil-resistant) Fluorosilicone
AMS3334 Silicone (Low temperature)
AMS3335 Silicone (extreme low temp)
AMS3336 Silicone (extreme low temp)
AMS3337 Silicone (extreme low temp)
AMS3338 Silicone (extreme low temp)
AMS3345 Silicone
AMS3346 Silicone
AMS3347 Silicone (high strength)
AMS3349 Silicone Silicone
AMS3356 Silicone (electrical grade) Silicone
AMS3357 Lubricating Oil & Compression Set Resistant. High
AMS3668 Teflon       
AMS7257 Perfluoroelastomer High Temperature V75
AMS7259 High Temp Fluid Resistant Very low comp set V90
AMS7266 Hot oil and fuel
AMS7267 Silicone O-Rings for sealing at temperatures from -85 to +500F. Dry heat (low set) Silicone
AMS7268 Silicone. High Temperature & Low Compression Set
AMS7270 O-Rings used for aircraft fuels @ -65 to 250 F. Nitrile  
AMS7271 O-Rings used in aircraft fuels @ -65 to 212 as required. Nitrile
AMS7272 Nitrile Rubber Synthetic Lubricant Resistant 70
AMS7273 Hot fuel & oil
AMS7273 O-Rings used in aircraft fuel systems from -67 to + 347F and aircraft lubricating oils
AMS7274 O-Rings used for aircraft lubricating oils @ -40 to 300F. Nitrile
AMS7276 High Temp. Fluid Very Low Compression Set engine and propeller service. High temperature
AMS7277 Phosphate Ester Resistant Butyl
AMS7278 O-Rings high temperature fluid resistant for aircraft lubricating oils and hydraulic fluids 500F. Fluorocarbon
AMS7620 Fuel (low temperature)

Military Specifications: MIL-SPEC

AN123851 THRU AN123950 AMS 7274 O-Rings used for aircraft lubricating oils @ -40 to 300F. Nitrile 
AN123951 THRU AN124050 7270 For use in aircraft fuels both piston engine (gasoline) and jet (jet fuels) Nitrile
AN6225 MIL-P-5516 V-RINGS Nitrile 70      
AN6226 U-CUPS Nitrile 70      
AN6227 MIL-P-5516 Class B MIL-H-5606 is the petroleum based hydraulic fluid used in military aircraft. Nitrile 70
AN6228 Adapter V-Ring Female Hydraulic Packing Nitrile 70    
AN6229 Adapter V-Ring Male Hydraulic Packing Nitrile 70    
AN6230 MIL-P-5516 Class B Commonly called red oil in the aircraft industry. Nitrile 70  
AN6231 MIL-P-5510 Drawing is Inactive for new design and replaced by MS- 28778 Nitrile 90  
AN6244 AN-R-22 Backup Ring Nitrile      
AN6246 Use MS35803 Leather      
AN6290 MIL-P-5510 Boss gaskets for use with MIL-H-5606 type hydraulic oils in Type 1 systems @ -65F
AN6291 AN-R-22 Backup Ring Nitrile      
AN930 Grommet Nitrile 70      
AS17413 AMS7278 O-Rings for use in aircraft lubricating oils and hydraulic fluids at temperatures up to 500F
AS3084 AMS7280 Engine and propeller service. Fluorocarbon (high temp) Fluorocarbon   
AS3085 AMS7280 Engine and propeller service Fluorocarbon     
AS3209 AMS7276 High Temp. Fluid Very Low Compression Set engine and propeller service. High temperature
AS3569 AMS7270 O-Rings used for aircraft fuels @ -65 to 250 F. Nitrile  
AS3570 AMS7274 O-Rings used for aircraft lubricating oils @ -40 to 300F. Nitrile  
AS3578 AMS7271 Aerospace Nitrile. Fuel (low temperature) Nitrile    
AS3582 AMS3304 Aerospace Silicone Silicone      
M25988/1 MIL-R-25988 Class 1 Grade 70 Oil & Fuel Resistant. Blue color as required by MIL
M25988/2 MIL-R-25988 Class 3 Grade 75 Oil & Fuel Resistant. Blue color as required by MIL
M25988/3 MIL-R-25988 Class 1 Grade 60 Oil & Fuel Resistant. Blue color as required by MIL
M25988/4 MIL-R-25988 Class 1 Grade 80 Oil & Fuel Resistant. Blue color as required by MIL
M83248/1 MIL-R-83248 Type 1 Class 1 Fluorocarbon Elastomer high temperature fluid and compression set
M83248/2 MIL-R-83248 Type 1 Class 2 Fluorocarbon Elastomer high temperature fluid and compression set
M83461/1 MIL-P-83461 Used in MIL-H-5606 Fluid Aircraft Hydraulic Fluid. Nitrile 70  
MS26577 ZZ-R-765 Class IIa Grade 60 Silicone O-Rings for general purpose use. Silicone 60 
MS27290 ZZ-R-765 Class IIa Busing cable adapter Silicone 50   
MS27595 MIL-R-8791 Teflon Ring Teflon      
MS28772 MIL-P-5516 Class B D-Ring Nitrile 70     
MS28773 MIL-R-8791 Teflon Ring Teflon      
MS28774 MIL-R-8791 Teflon Backup Single Turn Teflon     
MS28775 MIL-P-25732 O-Rings for use with MIL-H-5606B type hydraulic oils Type II systems @ -65 to 275F. Nitrile 70
MS28776 MIL-S-5049 Metal       
MS28777 MIL-W-5521 Leather       
MS28778 MIL-P-5510 Boss gaskets for use with MIL-H-5606B type hydraulic oils in Type I systems @ -65 to 250F. Nitrile 90
MS28782 MIL-R-8791 Teflon Ring Teflon      
MS28783 MIL-R-8791 Teflon Ring Teflon      
MS28784 MIL-P-18017 USE MS28775 Nitrile 70     
MS28900 AMS3209 For electrical use Neoprene. Weather Resistant Neoprene 70   
MS28903 MIL-R-8913 Wiper Nitrile 70      
MS29512 MIL-P-5315 O-Rings for use in aircraft fuel systems with jet fuels @ -65 to 200F Boss
MS29513 MIL-P-5315 O-Rings for use in Aircraft fuel systems with jet fuels @ -65 to 200F
MS29561 MIL-R-7362 Type I For MIL-L-7808 Fluids. This drawing covers all sizes except the tube fitting
MS33666 Design Standard General size standard for boss fittings.    
MS33668 Design Standard General size standard for boss fittings.    
MS35489 Grommet Nitrile 70      
MS35803 Hydraulic Pakcing Backup Washer Leather MIL-DTL-5521      
MS90064 -1 thru -9 MIL-P- 5516 AMS3304 O-Rings for use with MIL-H-5606 type hydraulic oils in Type I
MS9020 AMS7271 O-Rings used in aircraft fuels @ -65 to 212 as required. Boss Gaskets. Nitrile
MS9021 AMS7271 This drawing covers all sizes except the tube fitting sizes. Nitrile  
MS9058 AMS3652 MIL-R-8791 Teflon Ring Teflon     
MS9068 AMS3304 Silicone. Not recommended for high-pressure dynamic applications. Silicone   
MS9241 AMS7272 O-Rings used for aircraft lubricating oils.    
MS9355 AMS7272 O-Rings used for aircraft lubricating oils.    
MS9385 AMS7267 Silicone O-Rings for sealing at temperatures from -85 to +500F. This drawing covers tube-fitting sizes
MS9386 AMS7267 This drawing covers all sizes except the tube fitting sizes. Dry heat (low set) Silicone
MS9387 AMS7278 O-Rings high temperature fluid resistant for aircraft   
MS9387 AMS7278 O-Rings high temperature fluid resistant for aircraft lubricating oils and hydraulic fluids 500F. Fluorocarbon
MS9388 AMS7278 This drawing covers all sizes except the tube fitting sizes. Fluorocarbon  
MS9955 AMS3668 Teflon       
MS9966 AMS7273 O-Rings used in aircraft fuel systems from -67 to + 347F and aircraft lubricating oils
MS9967 AMS7273 O-Rings used in aircraft fuel systems from -67 to + 347F and aircraft lubricating oils
MS9968 AMS7280 Use with internal straight thread fluid connection bosses. Fluorocarbon   
MS9970 AMS7279 Fluorocarbon (high temp) Fluorocarbon     
NAS1593 MIL-R-83248 75      
NAS1594 MIL-R-83248 90      
NAS1595 MIL-R-83248 75      
NAS1596 MIL-R-83248 90      
NAS1611 NAS1613 Class 1 This drawing covers all sizes except the tube fitting sizes. EP 80
NAS1612 NAS1613 Class 2 This drawing covers tube-fitting sizes only. EP 80  
NAS617 MIL-R-7362 Type I For MIL-L-7808 Fluids. Aircraft Jet Engine Synthetic base  
ZZ-R-765 Class 1A Low temperature resistant
ZZ-R-765 Class 1B Low temperature resistant and low compression set at high temperature
ZZ-R-765 Class 2A High temperature resistant
ZZ-R-765 Class 2B Low temperature resistant and low compression set
ZZ-R-765 Class 3A Low temperature tear and flex resistant
ZZ-R-765 Class 3B Tear and flex resistant

STRYKER

This is a photo of LAV (Light Armor Vehicle) Memorial in Marine Corps Camp Pendleton, California. Camp Pendleton houses SOI (School of Infantry) which owns LAV training. If you are in the market for the ultimate RV, this is it. It costs around $2.5 million from General Dynamics. It weighs about 38,000 lbs, carries 11 people and 4 days worth of their stuff, climbs over 2 feet tall obstacles or 60% incline, goes 60+mph, has run-flat tires on 4×8 or 8×8, can go up to 300 miles in a single fill up, can be fitted with slat armor, it is IED proof, fits in C-130, C-5 or C-17. 

C-130 and Decoy Flares

Aerial shot over Iraq of a KC-130 from Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron (VMGR) 234 firing flares that are used to counter attack surface to air missles. U.S. Marines are currently deployed to Southwest Asia in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. MARFORRES Official USMC photograph taken by LCpl Andrew Williams (Released)

Another cool thing at Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton is rows of aircrafts in Navy/Marine flat gray. The official photo and video are of a couple of Marine Corps KC-130 firing off their countermeasures, airborne infra red decoy flares. 

The flares are used to confused the heat seeking Surface-to-Air Missiles.  (Photo by Lance Corporal Andrew Z. Williams, Navy NewsStand – Eye on the fleet)

Super Cobra and Hellfire Missiles

This is a photo of AH1W Supercobra (whisky cobra) and a pod of hellfire missiles.  Camp Pendleton is the current home of Marine Aircraft Group 39 which was activated in Quang Tri airfield, Republic of Vietnam in chaos of war. No matter where you are on the base, we can hear the cobras on the way to and from aviation target range. Every 5 minutes or so there would be a hellfire launch with an unmistakable hollow “wump” sound as it tears a hole in the air and whips it around into a vortex on its way to an armored target. The Cobras are made by Bell Textron, and hellfires are made by Lockheed Martin.