The Bohlender Antistatic Explosion Proofness Tubing is engineered for safe and reliable fluid transfer in environments where electrostatic discharge poses a risk. Crafted from high-purity PTFE compounded with fine carbon dust, this black tubing offers exceptional chemical resistance and electrical conductivity, making it ideal for transporting solvents and flammable substances.
Key Features:
Brand: Bohlender
Material: Antistatic PTFE compound with fine carbon dust
Inner Diameter: 10 mm
Outer Diameter: 12 mm
Wall Thickness: 1 mm
Color: Black
Temperature Resistance: -200°C to +250°C
Electrical Resistance: ≤ 10⁶ ohm/m
Length: 1 meter
Applications: Suitable for use in explosive environments and with light-sensitive substances
This tubing is an essential component for laboratories and industrial settings requiring antistatic and explosion-proof fluid transfer solutions.
It is engineered for safe and reliable fluid transfer in environments where electrostatic discharge poses a risk. Crafted from high-purity PTFE compounded with fine carbon dust, this black tubing offers exceptional chemical resistance and electrical conductivity, making it ideal for transporting solvents and flammable substances.
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