High-Pressure Tubing
High-pressure tubing can be used in a variety of applications and is made from a variety of materials. A custom manufacturer can provide this high-quality product using ISO 9001:2015 certified processes. Their process capabilities include cutting, bending, coiling, stamping, welding, and machining. Additionally, they can offer various finishing services to suit various materials. For example, they can perform anodizing and plating on their high-pressure tubing to improve its durability. In addition, they can offer a range of other services such as drilling, welding, and assembly. Chrom Tech High-pressure tubing is available in standard and custom sizes and has different operating temperatures. These types of tubing are commonly used in industries including the energy, automotive, and chemical industries. They are also compatible with high-pressure fluids, and are made of stainless steel and 316L, which are both highly resistant to corrosion.
Additionally, high-pressure tubing can withstand high concentrations of organic and inorganic acids. Stainless steel high-pressure tubing can be purchased in a range of sizes and connection types. They are available from 1/4 to 1 inch OD and in a range of wall thicknesses from 0.028 to 0.109 inches. The tubing comes in standard lengths of 18 to 22 feet, as well as custom lengths of up to 1,000 feet. These high-pressure tubing products meet ASTM F 1387-99 standards. Chrom Tech High-pressure tubing is essential for diagnostic imaging procedures. In order to make blood vessels visible during an X-ray or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), a contrast agent is injected with high pressure via a tube. The high-pressure tubing must be able to withstand the forceful injection, while remaining kink-free and flexible. Only with high-pressure tubing can the various pathological changes in the body, as well as circulatory disorders and vascular occlusions, be safely diagnosed. Polycarbonate high-pressure tubing can be custom manufactured. These are available in various OD and ID sizes, and they can also be UV resistant and rust-resistant. These are ideal for a variety of applications, including the construction and recreational vehicle industries.
Depending on the desired size and OD, they can be manufactured to meet Mil-Spec and ANSITAR standards. High-pressure steel tubing is most commonly used in the chemical and petroleum industries, while high-pressure plastic tubing is more commonly used in consumer and agricultural water delivery, geothermal energy systems, and compressed air lines. Most of the plastic high-pressure tubing is made from polyvinyl chloride, which is the third most popular plastic in the world. It is corrosion-resistant, inexpensive, and easy to work with. Be sure to check out this website at https://www.encyclopedia.com/science/dictionaries-thesauruses-pictures-and-press-releases/chromatogram for more info about chromatography.
