PTFE, FEP, and PFA Tubing Now Stocked in Six Styles to Meet a Variety of Application Requirements
NewAge Industries offers a large inventory of fluoropolymer tubing (often referred to as Teflon(R) tubing) in a choice of six styles: straight, thin wall, coiled, corrugated, convoluted, or stainless steel overbraided. The variety addresses different application challenges, such as the need for retractable coils, the ability to bend without kinking, and increased working pressure requirements.
Southampton, PA, December 16, 2006 --(PR.com)-- NewAge Industries is pleased to announce the immediate availability of PTFE, FEP, and PFA tubing in a choice of styles—straight, thin wall, coiled, corrugated, convoluted, or overbraided—to address various demands. The company has a large inventory of all six types. Often referred to as Teflon(R) tubing, PTFE, FEP, and PFA fluoropolymer tubing is best known for its heat and chemical resistance and for its non-stick properties. Applications include laboratory and medical use, automotive, chemical and petrochemical transfer, adhesive delivery, corrosives, pure/deionized water systems, pharmaceutical processing, flame retardant covering, food and beverage lines, cryogenics, environmental sampling, and others.
The diversity of styles focuses on different application challenges. PTFE, FEP, and PFA tubing in straight lengths, which is typically a fairly rigid product, works well in applications such as fluid transfer and sampling. Thin wall PTFE tubing, offered in AWG (American Wire Gauge) and inch sizes, meets wire insulation and protective covering needs. For applications like robotics, paint spray, and dispensing systems, coiled FEP tubing called Coiltef(TM) is frequently used. Coiltef may be expanded and retracted repeatedly without adverse effect to the heat-set coil. Corrtef(TM) corrugated FEP tubing allows a nearly zero bend radius. It may be extended or compressed without impacting the tubing’s inner dimensions. For flexibility and easy flush cleaning, Contef(TM) convoluted PTFE tubing is available. Contef is offered with or without an exterior wire for increased pressure capabilities and to aid in electrical grounding. Lastly, stainless steel overbraiding for PTFE tubing protects the core, reduces kinking, and provides working pressures as high as 3000 psi.
The varieties of PTFE, FEP, and PFA tubing stocked by NewAge Industries handle virtually any corrosive chemical in use today, with few exceptions. While recognized for its excellent resistance to heat—up to 500°F (260°C) continuously, PTFE, FEP, and PFA tubing is also quite useful in extremely cold temperatures—as low as –400°F (–240°C). It offers the lowest coefficient of friction of any solid material, excellent electrical properties, low permeability, and non-flammability. While PTFE is milky white in color, FEP and PFA provide clarity for applications where visual inspection of the flow is desired.
Sizes range from 1/32” through 4” I.D., depending on the product. Metric sizes are available, as well as AWG sizes from 30 through 0. Most items ship the same day they are ordered. Pureloc(R) PFA compression fittings are also stocked, offering the availability of a complete fluoropolymer tubing system. Custom options, such as color striping for easy line identification, cut-to-length pieces, and heat-formed shapes, are offered as well.
For more information on PTFE, FEP, and PFA Tubing, contact the Plastic Tubing, Hose, and Fitting Specialists(R) at NewAge(R) Industries, Inc., 145 James Way, Southampton, PA 18966; phone 800-50-NEWAGE (800-506-3924) or 215-526-2300; fax 800-837-1856 or 215-526-2190; e-mail: info@newageindustries.com; product-specific web address: www.newageindustries.com/fluoropolymer_tubing.asp
About NewAge Industries
In business since 1954, NewAge Industries manufactures and fabricates thermoplastic and thermoset tubing and hose and is a private-brand master distributor of fittings and clamps. The company offers one of the broadest product lines of tubing, hose, and fittings in the U.S. and, with its introduction of the AdvantaPure(R) sanitary product line, is well suited to meet the demands of pharmaceutical and high purity applications. NewAge Industries prides itself on same-day shipment of 98% of orders for its core product lines. In 2006, NewAge Industries initiated an ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) for the benefit of both its employees and customers.
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NewAge(R), Pureloc(R), Coiltef(TM), Corrtef(TM), Contef(TM), AdvantaPure(R), and “Plastic Tubing, Hose, & Fitting Specialists(R)” are registered trademarks of NewAge(R) Industries, Inc. • Teflon(R) is a registered trademark of Dupont.
The diversity of styles focuses on different application challenges. PTFE, FEP, and PFA tubing in straight lengths, which is typically a fairly rigid product, works well in applications such as fluid transfer and sampling. Thin wall PTFE tubing, offered in AWG (American Wire Gauge) and inch sizes, meets wire insulation and protective covering needs. For applications like robotics, paint spray, and dispensing systems, coiled FEP tubing called Coiltef(TM) is frequently used. Coiltef may be expanded and retracted repeatedly without adverse effect to the heat-set coil. Corrtef(TM) corrugated FEP tubing allows a nearly zero bend radius. It may be extended or compressed without impacting the tubing’s inner dimensions. For flexibility and easy flush cleaning, Contef(TM) convoluted PTFE tubing is available. Contef is offered with or without an exterior wire for increased pressure capabilities and to aid in electrical grounding. Lastly, stainless steel overbraiding for PTFE tubing protects the core, reduces kinking, and provides working pressures as high as 3000 psi.
The varieties of PTFE, FEP, and PFA tubing stocked by NewAge Industries handle virtually any corrosive chemical in use today, with few exceptions. While recognized for its excellent resistance to heat—up to 500°F (260°C) continuously, PTFE, FEP, and PFA tubing is also quite useful in extremely cold temperatures—as low as –400°F (–240°C). It offers the lowest coefficient of friction of any solid material, excellent electrical properties, low permeability, and non-flammability. While PTFE is milky white in color, FEP and PFA provide clarity for applications where visual inspection of the flow is desired.
Sizes range from 1/32” through 4” I.D., depending on the product. Metric sizes are available, as well as AWG sizes from 30 through 0. Most items ship the same day they are ordered. Pureloc(R) PFA compression fittings are also stocked, offering the availability of a complete fluoropolymer tubing system. Custom options, such as color striping for easy line identification, cut-to-length pieces, and heat-formed shapes, are offered as well.
For more information on PTFE, FEP, and PFA Tubing, contact the Plastic Tubing, Hose, and Fitting Specialists(R) at NewAge(R) Industries, Inc., 145 James Way, Southampton, PA 18966; phone 800-50-NEWAGE (800-506-3924) or 215-526-2300; fax 800-837-1856 or 215-526-2190; e-mail: info@newageindustries.com; product-specific web address: www.newageindustries.com/fluoropolymer_tubing.asp
About NewAge Industries
In business since 1954, NewAge Industries manufactures and fabricates thermoplastic and thermoset tubing and hose and is a private-brand master distributor of fittings and clamps. The company offers one of the broadest product lines of tubing, hose, and fittings in the U.S. and, with its introduction of the AdvantaPure(R) sanitary product line, is well suited to meet the demands of pharmaceutical and high purity applications. NewAge Industries prides itself on same-day shipment of 98% of orders for its core product lines. In 2006, NewAge Industries initiated an ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) for the benefit of both its employees and customers.
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NewAge(R), Pureloc(R), Coiltef(TM), Corrtef(TM), Contef(TM), AdvantaPure(R), and “Plastic Tubing, Hose, & Fitting Specialists(R)” are registered trademarks of NewAge(R) Industries, Inc. • Teflon(R) is a registered trademark of Dupont.
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Ann Phy
215-526-2300
www.newageindustries.com/fluoropolymer_tubing.asp
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