Carboxylated Nitrile Rubber Tubing

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Description:

Carboxylated nitrile rubber tubing is formulated for outstanding abrasion resistance, durability and higher temperature resistance. It makes an ideal choice for various industrial applications including sugar and food grade minerals processing. This tubing is available in both FDA and non-FDA accepted rubber compounds.

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  • Available Diameters: Ranging from 1” (25mm) to 40” ID (1m) to fit a wide variety of applications.
  • Available Lengths: Options include 12’, 24’, and 48’, catering to different system requirements.
  • Wall Thicknesses: Available in 1/16”, 1/8”, 3/16”, and ¼” to suit various pressure and durability needs.

  • Custom Dimensions: Tailor sizes and lengths to match your specific requirements.
  • Minimum Quantity: Some custom options may be subject to minimum order quantities due to manufacturing processes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the key advantages of using carboxylated nitrile rubber tubing in industrial settings?

    Carboxylated nitrile rubber tubing is known for its enhanced wear resistance and durability, making it suitable for demanding industrial environments where longevity and reliability are crucial.

  • Can I get carboxylated nitrile rubber tubing in custom sizes and materials?

    Yes, Siftex offers customization in terms of size and rubber compounds, allowing for tailored solutions to meet specific industrial needs.

  • Is carboxylated nitrile rubber tubing suitable for food-grade applications?

    We provide both FDA-accepted and non-FDA rubber compounds, ensuring the right fit for food-grade and other industrial applications.

  • What should I consider when selecting the wall thickness for carboxylated nitrile rubber tubing?

    Wall thickness selection should be based on the specific requirements of your application, including pressure ratings, flexibility, and the nature of the materials being conveyed.

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