O-rings are a ubiquitous, uncomplicated sealing solution for virtually millions of products. They seal out moisture and environmental contaminants, separate surfaces to mitigate friction, and keep in essential fluids. Despite their seeming simplicity, however, O-rings used in aerospace applications take on an unexpected level of material and performance complexity when engineering and design standards and industry regulations are factored into purchasing decisions.
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