The Bohlender Antistatic Explosion-Proof Tubing is engineered for safe and efficient handling of flammable substances in laboratory settings. Constructed from high-purity PTFE compounded with fine carbon dust, this black tubing offers exceptional chemical resistance and electrical conductivity, ensuring safety in environments prone to static discharge.
Key Features:
Brand: Bohlender
Material: PTFE with fine carbon dust for antistatic properties
Inner Diameter: 0.8 mm
Outer Diameter: 1.6 mm
Wall Thickness: 0.4 mm
Color: Black
Temperature Resistance: -200°C to +250°C
Electrical Resistance: 106 ohm/m
Applications: Suitable for use with flammable substances and in explosion-prone environments
Packaging: Sold per meter
This tubing is essential for laboratories requiring reliable and safe transfer of volatile substances, providing both chemical resistance and antistatic protection.
It is engineered for safe and efficient handling of flammable substances in laboratory settings. Constructed from high-purity PTFE compounded with fine carbon dust, this black tubing offers exceptional chemical resistance and electrical conductivity, ensuring safety in environments prone to static discharge.
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