Tygon® 3350 Sanitary Silicone Tubing

Tygon® 3350

Designed for high-purity applications, Tygon® Sanitary Silicone Tubing's ultra-smooth inner bore can reduce the risk of particle entrapment and microscopic buildup during sensitive fluid transfer. In-house analysis of the inner surface of Tygon Sanitary Silicone Tubing compared to other silicone tubing shows that it is up to three times smoother. Additionally, this smoother fluid path facilitates complete system cleaning and sterilization.

Utilizing a platinum-curing process, Tygon® Sanitary Silicone Tubing eliminates the concern of extraction often encountered when alternative curing methods are used. It has also been fully characterized using the ISO 10993 standards, reducing user cost and time associated with process validation.

Features

• Ultra-smooth inner bore reduces potential for particle entrapment
• Minimal extractables help maintain fluid integrity
• Hydrophobic surface improves fluid flow
• Documented biocompatibility to the ISO 10993 standard
• Meets USP Class VI, FDA and NSF criteria

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Tygon® 2375 Ultra Chemical Resistant Tubing

Tygon® 2375

Tygon® Ultra Chemical Resistant Tubing offers an unequaled combination of chemical resistance, clarity and flexibility. Tygon® Ultra Chemical Resistant Tubing is virtually unaffected by acids, bases, ketones, salts and alcohols, fitting the requirements of many applications from battery acid filling to hazardous material handling. It's entirely plasticizer-free, eliminating fluid contamination and the premature embrittlement and cracking common with many flexible tubings. Its exceptionally smooth inner surface inhibits particulate buildup and reduces the potential for contamination.

Features

• Resistant to highly aggressive chemicals
• Plasticizer-free -- minimizes risk of fluid contamination
• Exceptionally smooth inner surface inhibits particulate buildup
• Low sorption maintains fluid integrity
• Meets USP Class VI criteria

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 Saint-Gobain Group n.d. Web.    11 Oct. 2010.

Tygon® 2275 IB High Purity Pressure Tubing

Tygon® 2275 I.B.

Tygon® 2275 I.B. helps maintain product integrity during fluid transfer in pharmaceutical and biotechnology applications. Loss of fluid through migration into the tubing or adherence of fluid onto the tubing walls may create inconsistencies in final product results. Tygon® 2275 I.B. is hydrophobic and resists the sorption (absorption/adsorption) of aqueous fluids. This reduction in sorption minimizes the risk of fluid alteration in single or repeat-use applications.

Until now, clear, flexible tubing was restricted from use in many applications due to concern of plasticizer extraction. Tygon® 2275 I.B. High Purity Tubing is entirely free of any plasticizers. This unique tubing uses the latest in polymer technology to provide a clear (between braid) and flexible tubing choice for sensitive fluid transfer applications.


Features

• Extremely low sorption to aqueous fluids
• Plasticizer-free
• Tough braid reinforcement for elevated working pressures
• Ideal for use with Tygopure® sanitary fittings
• Meets USP Class VI, FDA and NSF criteria

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Tygon® 2275 High Purity Tubing

Tygon® 2275

Tygon® High-Purity Tubing is ideal for handling sensitive fluids such as pharmaceutical or biological solutions. There is virtually no absorption of key fluid constituents into the tubing material or fluid adsorption onto the tubing walls. As a result, fluid alteration and loss is limited. There is no plasticizer to leach into or contaminate the fluid, yet the tubing remains flexible.

Tygon® High-Purity Tubing can be sterilized by radiation, ethylene oxide, steam or chemical methods.

Frequently, incineration is used to dispose of contaminated materials. While many tubings release hazardous by-products when burned, Tygon® High-Purity Tubing only releases carbon dioxide and water when properly incinerated, providing safe disposal.

Also available with reinforcement to withstand elevated working pressure.


Features

• Provides an uncompromising fluid path for sensitive solutions
• Low sorption maintains fluid integrity
• Plasticizer-free -- virtually no extractables
• Environmentally friendly -- safe to dispose of through incineration
• Documented biocompatibility to the ISO 10993 Standard
• Meets USP Class VI, FDA and NSF criteria

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 Saint-Gobain Group n.d. Web.    7 Oct. 2010.

Tygon® 2075 Ultra Chemical Resistant Tubing

Tygon® 2075

Tygon® Ultra Chemical Resistant Tubing offers an unequaled combination of chemical resistance, clarity and flexibility. Tygon® Ultra Chemical Resistant Tubing is virtually unaffected by acids, bases, ketones, salts and alcohols, fitting the requirements of many applications from battery acid filling to hazardous material handling. It's entirely plasticizer-free, eliminating fluid contamination and the premature embrittlement and cracking common with many flexible tubings. Its exceptionally smooth inner surface inhibits particulate buildup and reduces the potential for contamination.

Features

• Resistant to highly aggressive chemicals
• Plasticizer-free -- minimizes risk of fluid contamination
• Exceptionally smooth inner surface inhibits particulate buildup
• Low sorption maintains fluid integrity
• Meets USP Class VI criteria

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 Saint-Gobain Group n.d. Web.    6 Oct. 2010.

Tygon® 2001 Plasticizer Free Tubing

Tygon® 2001

Tygon® Plasticizer Free Tubing is a uniquely engineered product that offers the low compression set properties of a thermoset rubber. Tygon® Plasticizer Free Tubing provides the most flexibility, highest temperature resistance and longest pump life available in a clear, plasticizer / oil free tubing. It is ideal for a broad range of applications including peristaltic pump applications, soap and detergent dispensing, water purification lines, food contact applications and chemical transfer. This uniquely engineered tubing will not embrittle or crack prematurely like other tubings that contain plasticizer or extender oils, benefitting the user with less downtime and tubing changes.

 

Features

• Superior flex life in peristaltic pumps
• Chemically resistant to a wide range of fluids
• Temperature resistant from -108°F to 160°F
• Clear for easy visual flow monitoring
• Meets FDA criteria for food contact

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 Saint-Gobain Group n.d. Web.    5 Oct. 2010.

Tygon® F-4040-A Fuel and Lubricant Tubing

Tygon® Formulation F-4040-A Tubing

A consistent performer lot after lot, Tygon® Fuel and Lubricant Tubing is the most requested fuel and lubricant tubing for a variety of applications -- from small engine fuel lines to coolant transfer. Specifically designed to handle most fuels and industrial lubricants, Tygon® Fuel and Lubricant Tubing resists the swelling and hardening caused by hydrocarbon-based fluids. This significantly reduces the risk of failure due to cracking and leakage. Its minimum extractability safeguards the liquid or vapor being transferred against adulteration.

Extremely flexible (Shore A, 57), Tygon® Fuel and Lubricant Tubing simplifies installation, even in tight places. It is translucent yellow for positive identification and to allow easy flow monitoring. It is routinely used to handle gasoline, kerosene, heating oils, cutting compounds and glycol-based coolants.

Features

• Resists embrittlement
• Compatible with most petroleum-based products
• Resists swelling and cracking
• Ozone and UV light resistant

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 Saint-Gobain Group n.d. Web.    4 Oct. 2010.