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Standard Flexible Nylon Tubing
Brand: Freelin-WadeNylon tubing is a unique kind of tubing made from polyamide resin. This material is known for its outstanding chemical, abrasion, impact, and moisture resistance and dimensional stability.
Nylon tubing is used in industries ranging from pneumatics, food processing to auto manufacturing and robotics.
Though nylon 6 is the most common commercial grade nylon, Freelin-Wade’s nylon resins allow for a lighter-weight wall, greater flexibility, and a smaller bend radius. It also offers higher corrosion resistance than other types of nylon tubing, thanks to its resistance to moisture absorption.
The molecular structure of nylon makes it far more heat resistant than other types of plastic, such as polycarbonate.
The melting point of nylon is 374°F (190°C), far higher than many other resins. In addition to its heat resistant properties, the material’s crystalline structure also gives it high wear and chemical resistance.
Features- Strong
- Lightweight
- Highly flexible
- Small bend radius
- Dimensionally stable
- Heat and light (UV) stabilized for stress-cracking resistance
- Corrosion resistant
- Chemical resistant
Specifications
Brand
Temperature Range
- -60° to 200° F (-51° to 93° C)
Vacuum Rating
- To 28 inHg
Diameter Tolerances
- ± 0.005" or better (Varies by size)
Hardness
- 78 Rockwell R
Tube Markings
- FW Specifications
Working Pressure
- 4: 1 safety factor
Resin Compliance
- Meets UL 94HB testing Requirements
Suggested Fittings
- Push-In
- Compression
Automotive Pneumatic Nylon Tubing
- Hydraulic Hoses
- Robotics
- Vacuum Lines
- Fuel Lines
- Vapor Lines
- Air Lines
- Brake Lines
Chemical Treatment
- Oil processing Lines
- Agriculture Equipment
- Tool Lubricating Systems
- Chemical Processing Lines
Packaging Industry
- Pick and Place
- Robotics
- Printers
