PTFE Tubing Imperial - 3/16" (I/D) x 1/4" (O/D)

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3/16" (I/D) x 1/4" (O/D) PTFE Tubing in Imperial sizes. The electrical insulation properties of PTFE tubing are superb making it an ideal choice for electrical sleeving.

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PTFE Tubing Imperial - 3/16" (I/D) x 1/4" (O/D)

FDA approved.
Suitable for food use.
Non-flammable.
Non-toxic.

PTFE Tubing in imperial sizes. The electrical insulation properties of PTFE tubing are superb making it an ideal choice for electrical sleeving.

Hilltop PTFE sleeving and sleeves are manufactured from extruded polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). This particular grade of sleeving is intended for use in applications where very high temperature is involved or where severe contamination from fluids may occur.

FDA approved so suitable for food use

Features & Benefits:

Continuous operating temperature: -70°C to +250°C
Very high working temperatures. Maximum 260°C
Non-stick characteristics
Low friction surface
Very high resistance to chemicals and solvents
Very high electrical resistance
Insulation resistance: 1 x 105 megohm (min)
Excellent resistance to a wide range of fluids
Supplied in Clear as Standard - Other colours available upon request.

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Applications

It is used in automotive applications for fluid handling, like fuel lines, brake lines, and hydraulic systems.
PTFE tubing's resistance to chemicals makes it ideal for use in transporting corrosive chemicals in laboratories, chemical plants, and industrial settings
PTFE tubing is used in medical applications due to its chemical inertness and non-stick properties. It's used in catheters, guide wires, and various surgical instruments.
It's used in electronics and electrical applications to insulate wires and provide protection against moisture and chemicals.
PTFE is used in food processing equipment, drink dispensing systems, and other applications where cleanliness and non-contamination are essential.