The Saint Tygon Pump Tubing LMT-55 Standard, ID=0.13 mm, Wall Thickness=0.91 mm, OD 1.95 mm, Type ENFT-00, Pack Of 10 Metres is a transparent pump tubing designed for use with common peristaltic pump models. With Shore 55 hardness, long working lifespan, and good resistance to acids and alkalis, it is suitable for reliable fluid transfer in laboratory and industrial applications.
Key Features:
Brand: Saint
Type: Tygon pump tubing LMT-55 Standard
Internal Diameter: 0.13 mm
Wall Thickness: 0.91 mm
Outer Diameter: 1.95 mm
Type Code: ENFT-00
Colour: Transparent
Shore Hardness: 55
Compatibility: Fits most common peristaltic pump models, including Verder, Ismatec, Watson-Marlow, IKA, and Heidolph
Resistance: Good resistance to acids and alkalis
Food-Safe: Yes
Packaging: Pack of 10 metres
This Saint Tygon pump tubing is a durable and food-safe tubing option for peristaltic pump applications requiring reliable chemical resistance and long service life.
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