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Chemfluor® tubings are made using
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Features/Benefits
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Chemically inert
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Ultra-Pure
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Non-Toxic
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Wide
range of working temperature,
-400º
F
(-240° C) to
400º F
(204° C)
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Non-corroding and non-oxidizing
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Outstanding dielectric properties
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Non-stick
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Autoclavable
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Meet
USP Class IV Criteria
Typical Applications
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Semiconductor Processing
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Analytical and Process Equipment in
Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical, and
Environmental Fields
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Ultraviolet Radiation Sterilization
Systems
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Cryogenic
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General Laboratory Use
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Chemical Processing
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Fluorinated
Ethylene Propylene
Chemflour® FEP
Tubing can be engineered to meet the specific needs
of an application, such as low molecular weight
resin for general-purpose use and high molecular
weight resin for applications requiring increased
stress resistance.
Fluorinated Ethylene
Propylene (FEP) is a chemically inert thermoplastic.
Chemfluor® FEP Tubing can be made out of various
grades of FEP to tailor properties to the needs of
the application: low molecular weight resin for
general purpose use and high molecular weight resin
for applications that require improved resistance to
stress cracking. Chemfluor® FEP Tubing is available
in numerous sizes and configurations including
microbore, shrink tubing and roll covers.
Used in Dozens of
Applications
If your application
is highly demanding, there’s a Chemfluor® tubing for
you. Chemfluor® tubings have outstanding chemical
and physical characteristics because they are made
using fluoropolymers and these materials are
processed under stringently controlled conditions.
In addition to being chemically inert, Chemfluor®
tubings can be used in a broad range of
temperatures, from -400°F to 500°F.
Meets USP Class VI
Criteria
Chemfluor® FEP tubing
fully complies with the requirements of USP Class VI
Criteria and is non-toxic, non-hemolytic and non-pyrogenic.
The three test types that are performed on Chemfluor®
FEP tubing are systemic toxicity, intracutaneous
toxicity and muscle implant.
Meets FDA Criteria
Because no
plasticizers, stabilizers or fillers are used,
Chemfluor® tubings are pure and non-contaminating.
They are non-toxic and manufactured using resins
that meet FDA criteria. The natural flexibility and
performance-proven, anti-stick inner surface of
Chemfluor® tubing make handling sticky and viscous
fluids much easier, and facilitate speedy clean-up.
The low surface energy minimizes adsorption of
proteins, essential oils and metals. Unlike metal
and rubber alternatives, Chemfluor® tubings are
noncorroding and non-oxidizing. Unlike other plastic
materials, they are unaffected by solvents, acids
and fuels.
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