Hamilton PTFE-tubing GA, 11x50cm

The Hamilton PTFE-tubing GA, 11x50cm is designed for laboratories requiring reliable chemical resistance and precise fluid transfer. With a 50 cm length and 11 gauge thickness, this PTFE tubing is ideal for applications involving aggressive chemicals or high-purity substances. Its non-stick, inert surface ensures contamination-free flow in analytical and research setups.

Key Features:

• Brand: Hamilton
• Material: PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene)
• Dimensions: GA11 × 50 cm
• Application: Suitable for chemical transport in labs and analytical systems
• Properties: Chemically inert, heat-resistant, and flexible

This Hamilton PTFE tubing provides clean, safe, and durable performance in environments demanding high chemical compatibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Hamilton PTFE-tubing GA, 11x50cm used for?

It is designed for laboratories requiring reliable chemical resistance and precise fluid transfer. With a 50 cm length and 11 gauge thickness, this PTFE tubing is ideal for applications involving aggressive chemicals or high-purity substances. Its non-stick, inert surface ensures contamination-free flow in analytical and research setups.

2. Is the Hamilton PTFE-tubing GA, 11x50cm suitable for chemical transport in labs and analytical systems?

Yes. It is designed for chemical transport in labs and analytical systems, and offers GA11 × 50 cm and chemically inert, heat-resistant, and flexible to support this kind of work.

3. What dimensions and properties does the Hamilton PTFE-tubing GA, 11x50cm have?

It has GA11 × 50 cm and chemically inert, heat-resistant, and flexible, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 20911.

4. What is the Hamilton PTFE-tubing GA, 11x50cm made from?

It is made from PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene).

5. How does the Hamilton PTFE-tubing GA, 11x50cm compare with the SCAT PTFE Tubing, 3.2mm OD, Pack of 3M™ from SCAT?

For chemical transport in labs and analytical systems, the Hamilton model is the better choice, offering GA11 × 50 cm and chemically inert, heat-resistant, and flexible. The SCAT model offers 3.2mm outer diameter (OD) as an alternative, while the Hamilton model's GA11 × 50 cm and chemically inert, heat-resistant, and flexible help make it a strong fit for chemical transport in labs and analytical systems.