Our “stiffest” polyurethane, ideal when higher pressures or greater rub resistance is required. There are two general classes of polyurethane and both are commonly found in the market: ether-base and ester-base. Chemically, these are made from two different polyol alcohols that cause similar, but different reactions in the isocyanate. From the user’s standpoint, the ester-based polymer is less expensive however it degrades when exposed to moisture. Because of this, we manufacture our Fre-Thane® polyurethane tubing using the ether-based material. Freelin-Wade’s Fre-Thane has a high resistance to abrasion while being highly flexible and kink resistant. Its most notable quality though is its “memory.” Fre-Thane will stretch and flex but always return to its original shape. Freelin-Wade began manufacturing polyurethane tubing in 1980 and it remains our core product today. It is available in 28 in-stock colors and a virtually infinite number of color variations. Fre-Thane is Freelin-Wade’s most versatile product, with more options and variations available than with any other tubing.Freelin-Wade_Polyurethane.pdf

O.D. (Outside Diameter)	I.D. (Inside Diameter)	Options
.187 or 3/16 or 4.8 mm	.107 or 2.7 mm
.250 or 1/4 or 6.4 mm	.160 or 4.1 mm
.375 or 3/8 or 9.5 mm	.245 or 6.2 mm
.156 or 5/32 or 4 mm	.094 or 3/32 or 2.4 mm
.125 or 1/8 or 3.2 mm	.066 or 1.7 mm
.236 or 6 mm	.157 or 4 mm
.315 or 8 mm	.197 or 5 mm
.394 or 10 mm	.256 or 6.5 mm
.156 or 5/32 or 4 mm	.313 or 5/16 or 8 mm
.563 or 9/16 or 14.3 mm	.375 or 3/8 or 9.5 mm
.500 or 1/2 or 12.7 mm	.320 or 8.1 mm
.250 or 1/4 or 6.4 mm	.125 or 1/8 or 3.2 mm
.118 or 3 mm	.071 or 1.8 mm
.750 or 3/4 or 19.1 mm	.467 or 11.9 mm

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