FEP Plastic Tubing
| O.D. (Outside Diameter) | I.D. (Inside Diameter) | |
| .125 or 1/8 | .0625 or 1/16 | |
| .250 or 1/4 | .188 or 3/16 | |
| .250 or 1/4 | .125 or 1/8 | |
| .375 or 3/8 | .250 or 1/4 | |
| .500 or 1/2 | .375 or 3/8 or | |
| 4 mm | 2 mm | |
| 6 mm | 4 mm | |
| 8 mm | 6 mm | |
| 10 mm | 8 mm |
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FEP, or fluorinated ethylene propylene, is an economical choice for applications requiring chemical resistance or exposure to a wide range of temperatures. As an alternative to Teflon® tubing, Freelin-Wade’s FEP is extremely flexible, making it an ideal choice for self-retracting coils. FEP tubing is also available in a variety of packaged lengths.
Three primary advantages to Freelin-Wade’s FEP tubing are:
- With nearly no moisture absorption, it’s easy to clean. Freelin-Wade’s FEP is ideal for food contact applications.
- FEP’s wide temperature range means that it can be used in harsh environments where you may have never considered plastic tubing before.
- Its flexibility means it is easy to install in nearly any application.
Some features of Freelin-Wade's FEP tubing are:
- 100% virgin grade high performance resins designed to resist stress cracking.
- High thermal stability.
- Superior electrical insulation properties.
- Chemically inert to most industrial chemicals and solvents.
- An economical alternative to Teflon® tubing.
