PTFE Tubing - (0.89mm I/D x 0.30mm Wall) PF20 - Transparent Cable Sleeve
The unique properties of PTFE allow this tubing to solve problems possible with no other material. Compared with similar fluoropolymers, it normally has the best performance. Its temperature range of -70°C to +250°C opens up PTFE tubing to many applications most other polymers can’t withstand.
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Extremely Durable
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Low Friction Surface
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Ideal for Electrical Sleeving
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Very High Chemical & Electrical Resistance
Order in multiples of 1 mtrs to receive a continuous length, up to the next price break at 5 mtrs
For example, 4 x 1 mtrs will be delivered as a continuous 4 mtr length
PTFE Tubing - 0.89mm I/D x 0.30mm Wall
Polytetrafluoroethylene sleeving is used principally where very high operating temperature is required or where severe contamination from fluids may occur. PTFE benefits from a very low coefficient of friction and high dielectric strength, excellent chemical resistance to most acids, alkalis and petroleum products.
PTFE tube, sometimes referred to as Teflon tubing, has the best chemical resistance of all known polymers. It’s temperature range of -70°C to +250°C opens up PTFE tubing to many applications most other polymers can’t withstand. The electrical insulation properties of PTFE tubing are superb making it an ideal choice for electrical sleeving.
Features and Benefits:
- Low friction surface
- Non-stick characteristics
- Very high electrical resistance
- Insulation resistance: 1 x 105 megohm (min)
- Excellent resistance to a wide range of fluids
- Very high resistance to chemicals and solvents
- Very high working temperatures. Maximum 260°C
- Continuous operating temperature: -70°C to +250°C
- Supplied in Clear as Standard - Other colours available upon request.
Available as plain cut sleeves, continuous sleeving and printed markers, can't see what your looking for? Contact our Sales team on 01942 723 101 or e-mail on [email protected]
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It is used in automotive applications for fluid handling, like fuel lines, brake lines, and hydraulic systems.
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PTFE tubing's resistance to chemicals makes it ideal for use in transporting corrosive chemicals in laboratories, chemical plants, and industrial settings
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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.
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It's used in electronics and electrical applications to insulate wires and provide protection against moisture and chemicals.
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PTFE is used in food processing equipment, drink dispensing systems, and other applications where cleanliness and non-contamination are essential.
Non-flammable: UL94 Rating V-0
Material: Polytetrafluoroethylene
Operating Temperature: -70°C to +250°C
Insulation Resistance: 1 x 105 megohm (min)
Specification: BS2848 type 6 class 250T, RoHS compliant
Tensile Strength: Longitudinal 33 N/mm2 Transverse 31 N/mm2
Colour: Natural (transparent). Other colours are available upon request
