The Bohlender Tubing, PFA, 0.80 x 1.60 mm, is a high-quality fluoropolymer tubing designed for use in a variety of laboratory and industrial applications. This tubing offers excellent chemical resistance, high thermal stability, and flexibility, making it ideal for use with aggressive chemicals and in high-temperature environments. Supplied per metre, it provides versatility for custom lengths and configurations.
Key Features:
Brand: Bohlender
Material: PFA (Perfluoroalkoxy) for excellent chemical resistance and thermal stability
Dimensions: 0.80 mm inner diameter x 1.60 mm outer diameter
Application: Ideal for laboratory and industrial use with aggressive chemicals and high-temperature environments
Packaging: Supplied per metre for flexible usage
This PFA tubing from Bohlender is a reliable choice for applications requiring precision, chemical resistance, and thermal durability.
It is a high-quality fluoropolymer tubing designed for use in a variety of laboratory and industrial applications. This tubing offers excellent chemical resistance, high thermal stability, and flexibility, making it ideal for use with aggressive chemicals and in high-temperature environments. Supplied per metre, it provides versatility for custom lengths and configurations.
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