The Bohlender Antistatic Explosion-Proof Tubing is a high-performance tubing solution designed for demanding laboratory environments. Constructed from pure PTFE compounded with fine carbon dust, this tubing offers excellent antistatic properties, ensuring safe handling of flammable or explosive substances. Its robust chemical resistance and temperature tolerance make it suitable for a wide range of applications.
Key Features:
Brand: Bohlender
Material: PTFE compounded with fine carbon dust
External Diameter: 3.2 mm
Internal Diameter: 1.6 mm
Wall Thickness: 0.8 mm
Temperature Range: -200°C to +250°C
Electrical Resistance: 106 ohm/m
Color: Black
Length: 1 meter
Applications: Suitable for use in laboratories handling flammable or explosive substances
This tubing is essential for laboratories requiring reliable and high-quality connections in various research and analytical settings.
It is a high-performance tubing solution designed for demanding laboratory environments. Constructed from pure PTFE compounded with fine carbon dust, this tubing offers excellent antistatic properties, ensuring safe handling of flammable or explosive substances. Its robust chemical resistance and temperature tolerance make it suitable for a wide range of applications.
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