Braided tube VENABIO®for chemical productspolyestersilicone
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Characteristics
- Use
- for chemical products
- Material
- polyester, silicone, with polyester reinforcement
- Applications
- for medical applications, for pharmaceutical applications, process, laboratory, for clean rooms, high-pressure
- Other characteristics
- flexible, lightweight, heat-resistant, braided, platinum-vulcanized, reinforced
- Inner diameter
Max.: 31.8 mm
(1.252 in)Min.: 3.2 mm
(0.126 in)- Outer diameter
Max.: 46 mm
(1.811 in)Min.: 9.2 mm
(0.362 in)- Pressure
Max.: 20.3 bar
(294.427 psi)Min.: 5.9 bar
(85.572 psi)- Temperature
Max.: 220 °C
(428 °F)Min.: -60 °C
(-76 °F)- Delivered length
25'00" , 50'00"
(7.62 m, 15.24 m)
Description
Platinum-cured silicone tubing
Silicone tubing is the basic material upon any single use process is built. Its great overall performance and resistance to temperature, moist, ozone and steam and high biocompatibility make it the product of choice for all stages of bioprocessing, from drug formulation, upstream processing and all downstream’s critical steps from separation to final fill.
Applications
This product is braided using a fiberglass yarn.
This provides high pressure resistance and a maximum of 220˚C.
Customization
Hardness
60 Shore A
Tensile strength
> 10 N/mm2
Elongation
>200%
Tear strength
>20 kN/m
Density
1,17 g/cm³
Features
Outer Layer
Platinum cured silicone. Postcured to completely eliminate volatiles
Reinforcement
Reinforced with a single fiberglass braiding
Laser Etched
Traceable with reference, lot number and ID/OD
Clean Room
Manufactured in ISO14644-1 Class 7
Smoothness
Reduces protein binding and biofilm formation
Animal Free
Animal derived component free
Radiostable
Gamma/eBeam sterilization available
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