Aerospace O-ring family, silicone, AMS3304

AS3582 O-rings: silicone 65 to 75 to AMS3304

AS3582-XXX is a silicone (VMQ) O-ring made from AMS3304 material, the heat and weather resistant silicone rubber in the 65 to 75 hardness class, in the AS568 size the dash names. SAE-AS3582 and SAE-AMS3304 are both current SAE documents, and neither states a qualified products list. Older drawings may carry the legacy MS9068 callout, which manufacturers cross-reference to the same AMS3304 material.

Polymer
Silicone (VMQ)heat and weather resistant
Durometer
65 to 75the AMS3304 class
Current drawing
SAE-AS3582issued 1996, reaffirmed 2018
QPL
Not statedSAE document

Specification: documents, status, material

AS3582 family: documents, status, material and compound pairings. Status strings as SAE Mobilus prints them.
ItemValueSource
Size sheetSAE-AS3582, packing, preformed, O-ring seal AMS3304: Reaffirmed 2018-08-23; issued September 1996, no lettered revisionSAE Mobilus, read 2026-09-27
Material documentSAE-AMS3304, silicone rubber, 65 to 75 durometer: current AMS3304J, 2019-04-05SAE Mobilus, read 2026-09-27
Legacy callout MS9068Cross-referenced to AMS3304 in Freudenberg's 2024 aerospace cross-reference; MS drawing status: ask with the quoteFreudenberg Sealing Technologies, Aerospace Part and Material Cross-Reference (brochure, July 2024), page 3, read 2026-09-27
Base polymerSilicone (VMQ)document title
Durometer65 to 75, the hardness class in the AMS3304 title; manufacturers supply it at 70SAE Mobilus title; ParkerĀ® ORD 5700 (2021)
Slash sheets / classesNone on recordSAE Mobilus, read 2026-09-27
Boss variantNone on record; one manufacturer's 2024 cross-reference lists AMS3304 only for AS3582-XXX and MS9068-XXX, with no two-digit boss dashSAE Mobilus, read 2026-09-27; one manufacturer's cross-reference (2024), read 2026-09-27
QPLNot stated on the SAE pages readSAE Mobilus, read 2026-09-27
ServiceHeat and weather resistant (the AMS3304 title)document title
Compounds manufacturers pair with this documentParker ORD 5700 (2021) Table 8-4 pairs S1224-70 with AMS3304 in the 65 to 75 bandParker ORD 5700 (2021)

Status strings are quoted as DLA ASSIST and SAE Mobilus print them (Canceled is ASSIST's spelling; Inactive means inactive for new design; Withdrawn is SAE's word). Conquest Seal is a distributor and is not itself listed on any qualified products list.

Designator to AS568 size

AS3582-XXX is the AS568-XXX size, per Freudenberg Sealing Technologies' Aerospace Part and Material Cross-Reference (brochure, July 2024, page 3, read 2026-09-27). One manufacturer's 2024 cross-reference flags MS9068 parts above 0.500 in inside diameter as tight tolerance; the drawing governs. No boss variant is on record.

Our compilation for ten common dashes; dimensions from the AS568 size chart on this site. Every dash links to its size page.
AS3582AS568 dashID inW inID mmW mm
AS3582-006 AS568-006 0.114 0.070 2.90 1.78
AS3582-010 AS568-010 0.239 0.070 6.07 1.78
AS3582-012 AS568-012 0.364 0.070 9.25 1.78
AS3582-112 AS568-112 0.487 0.103 12.37 2.62
AS3582-114 AS568-114 0.612 0.103 15.54 2.62
AS3582-116 AS568-116 0.737 0.103 18.72 2.62
AS3582-210 AS568-210 0.734 0.139 18.64 3.53
AS3582-214 AS568-214 0.984 0.139 24.99 3.53
AS3582-222 AS568-222 1.484 0.139 37.69 3.53
AS3582-325 AS568-325 1.475 0.210 37.47 5.33

Millimeter values are converted from the inch table. The dash is a size lookup and never a material; the same dash on another family on the mil-spec hub is the same size in a different document. Full chart: AS568 size chart.

AS3582 part numbers with their own page

Each of the 56 part numbers below has its own page: the size in inches and millimeters with tolerances, the document it is procured to, its status and the same size under the other documents. Open a series to find the dash on your print.

Where the documents stand

This family is SAE-native: AS3582 is the size sheet and its title names AMS3304 as the material outright, so there is no MIL supersession chain to follow. SAE issued AS3582 in September 1996 and reaffirmed it on 2018-08-23, and AMS3304 is at revision J of 2019-04-05. The MS9068 callout that older drawings carry is cross-referenced to AMS3304 by manufacturers; ask with the quote for its document status.

A print that reads AS3582-XXX is quoted against AS3582 with AMS3304 as the compound. A print that reads MS9068-XXX is quoted the same way, with the MS number noted on the paperwork.

The base polymer

The polymer behind this family is silicone (VMQ). The Parker O-Ring Handbook ORD 5700 family range for Silicone (VMQ) (section 2.2, read 2026-09-14) is -54 C to 204 C; that is the polymer family's range, not this document's requirement, and the compound sheet for the qualified grade governs. Parker notes that specification temperature limits do not necessarily represent operating temperature limits.

Material page: Silicone (VMQ) O-rings. Temperature ranges by family: O-ring temperature ranges.

How we quote this family

Send the designator as printed, AS3582-XXX (or MS9068-XXX from an older drawing), with the dash, the quantity and the certification the order needs. The quote reads: supplied against the AS3582 drawing in an AMS3304 silicone compound, with a certificate of conformance and lot traceability. If the print names a compound number, include it and we quote that compound.

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Frequently asked

What compound is AS3582, and what is AMS3304?

AS3582 is the SAE O-ring seal drawing whose title names AMS3304, the heat and weather resistant silicone rubber document in the 65 to 75 hardness class. So an AS3582-XXX part is a silicone (VMQ) O-ring made from AMS3304 material in the AS568 size the dash names. Parker ORD 5700 (2021) pairs S1224-70 with AMS3304.

What is MS9068, and is it the same as AS3582?

MS9068 is a legacy O-ring callout that Freudenberg Sealing Technologies' Aerospace Part and Material Cross-Reference (brochure, July 2024, page 3) cross-references to AMS3304 silicone, the same material AS3582 names. Ask with the quote for its document status. Send the callout as the print reads it and we quote the AMS3304 part.

What durometer is an AS3582 O-ring?

The AMS3304 title sets the class at 65 to 75, and manufacturers supply it at 70. Parker ORD 5700 (2021) lists its S1224-70 against AMS3304 in that band.

Is AMS3304 current?

Yes. SAE Mobilus lists AMS3304 at revision J dated 2019-04-05 and AS3582, first issued in 1996, as reaffirmed on 2018-08-23. Neither page states a qualified products list.

Sources

SAE Mobilus: AS3582 (issued September 1996, reaffirmed 2018-08-23) and AMS3304J (revised 2019-04-05), read 2026-09-27; Parker O-Ring Handbook ORD 5700 (2021), Table 8-4, for the compound pairing; Freudenberg Sealing Technologies, Aerospace Part and Material Cross-Reference (brochure, July 2024), read 2026-09-27, for the dash-to-AS568 correspondence and the parts it lists on AMS3304; Parker O-Ring Handbook ORD 5700, 2021 printing, section IX, AS568 size tables, pages 9-2 to 9-11, read 2026-09-27. Facts are stated in our own words and our own arrangement; no standard's text or table and no manufacturer's cross-reference table is reproduced. Compound pairings are the named manufacturer's published statements, not qualified products list entries.

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