Characteristic
◆ Reinforced with spiral steel wire
◆ Smooth inner surface
◆ Wear-resistant and bending-resistant
◆ Applicable for conveying particels, such as dust,powder fibers chips
◆ With excellent flexibility and restoring force
Specification
Material | Polytetrafluoro Ethylene |
Applicable medium | Strong acid, Strong bases, Oil |
Embient and fluid temperature | -80℃~+260℃ |
Hardness Shore A | 70A~98A ASTM D-2240 |
Is PVC Tubing Flexible?
PVC tubing, particularly pvc flexible tubing, is designed to offer a degree of flexibility, but it is generally not as pliable as materials like silicone or rubber.
However, certain types of flexible pvc tubing with thinner walls do provide more flexibility, allowing them to bend and curve without cracking.
While it can handle gentle curves, pvc flexible tubing may not be suitable for sharp bends, as it could break or deform under stress.
The flexibility of PVC tubing also depends on the thickness and quality of the material, with lighter, thinner versions offering more bendability than heavier-duty ones.
How to Cut Flexible PVC Tubing?
Cutting flexible pvc tubing is a simple process if you follow the right steps. Here's how to do it:
◆ Choose the Right Tools:
For smaller diameter pvc flexible tubing, a sharp utility knife or scissors can do the job.
For larger diameters, a hacksaw or PVC pipe cutter is more suitable.
◆ Measure and Mark:
Before cutting, measure the length you need and mark it clearly with a pencil or marker to ensure a straight cut.
◆ Cut Slowly:
If using a utility knife, carefully score the tubing around the marked area and continue cutting through.
If using a saw, secure the tubing to prevent movement and make slow, steady cuts.
◆ Smooth the Edges:
After cutting, use sandpaper or a deburring tool to smooth out any rough edges, especially if you plan to connect it to other fittings.
How to Connect Flexible Tubing to PVC?
Connecting flexible pvc tubing to a PVC pipe requires the right fittings and technique to ensure a secure and leak-free connection. Here's how to do it:
◆ Use a Compatible Fitting:
Select the appropriate PVC fitting, such as a barbed connector or a push-to-connect fitting, that matches the diameter of both the pvc flexible tubing and the PVC pipe.
◆ Prepare the Tubing and Pipe:
Ensure both ends of the flexible pvc tubing and the PVC pipe are clean and smooth. If needed, trim the tubing to the proper length and deburr the edges.
◆ Insert the Tubing into the Fitting:
Slide the end of the flexible pvc tubing over the barbed connector or fitting. Push it all the way in for a tight, secure fit. If you're using a push-to-connect fitting, simply push the tubing into the fitting until it’s secure.
◆ Seal the Connection:
For added security, apply a small amount of PVC primer and cement on the outside of the pipe or fitting before inserting the tubing, especially for barbed connectors. This can help reinforce the connection and prevent leaks.
◆ Check for Leaks:
After connecting the tubing, turn on the water or air supply to check for any leaks. Tighten or adjust as necessary to ensure the connection is secure.
Ordering code
ITEM | D1 | D2 | L | Inch | Max.workingpressureat 20℃(bar) | Max.Burstpressureat 20℃(bar) |
SWR | 31mm | 25mm | 50m | 1.0 | 7bar | 21bar |
SWR | 38mm | 32mm | 50m | 1-1/4 | 7bar | 21bar |
SWR | 45mm | 38mm | 40m | 1-1/2 | 7bar | 21bar |
SWR | 57mm | 50mm | 40m | 2.0 | 6bar | 18bar |
SWR | 64mm | 57mm | 20m | 2-1/2 | 6bar | 18bar |
SWR | 85mm | 75mm | 20m | 3.0 | 5bar | 15bar |