Use this general purpose PVC tubing with a variety of chemicals. Tubing is clear, so you can easily monitor flow. It is flexible, so it bends easily around objects.

Tygon PVC tubing can withstand a wider range of chemicals than standard PVC tubing. It has a super-smooth interior that resists product buildup better than standard PVC.

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Lighter than other plastic and rubber tubing, but extremely tough, this TPE plastic tubing stands up to the wear and tear of daily use. It’s made of FDA listed materials, so it’s suitable for use with food and beverage. Since it doesn’t contain plasticizers like DEHP, it won’t impart tastes or odors to the fluid passing through it. Tubing is opaque, so you cannot see inside the line to monitor flow. It is semi-flexible, so it is good for gradual bends.

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Because these wear-resistant nylon 6/6 tubes have a slippery surface that reduces friction, they’re often machined into bearings, gears, and valve seats.

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When working near chemicals such as acids and alkalies, these tubes offer 360° protection to wires, cords, and anything that can slide through them. They’re made of PVC Type 1, a material that’s easy to thermoform, plus it is an excellent insulator. These tubes are oversized on the outside and undersized on the inside to allow for finishing to the sizes listed.

Just as resistant to acids and alkalies as PVC, yet CPVC withstands higher temperatures. Use these tubes to protect wires and cords from chemicals, or make them into parts for chemical-processing applications. They are easy to thermoform, plus they’re excellent electrical insulators. The OD is oversized and the ID is undersized to allow for finishing to the sizes listed.