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Extruded
Polyvinyl Chloride Plastic Tubing
Description Vartube Extruded
Tubings are made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and its copolymers which,
because of the ease with which they combine with a large number of
compounding elements, make it possible to produce tubings with a variety
of performance characteristics.
There are three types of Vartube,
all of which are resistant to oils, alcohol, aliphatic solvents, acids and
alkalies as well as to fungus growth and corrosion.
Type
SHH: A high heat-resistant, Class 105 tubing recognized by UL for
continuous use in 105°C applications and VW-1 Flame lest compliance under
File #E69513. Also meets the requirements of, and is on the QPL for,
MIL-I-631, Grade c, Classes I and II, Category 1.
Type 120/210:
A high-quality, general purpose Class 90 tubing which exhibits an
exceptionally wide temperature range from -55°C to 90°C maintaining a high
dielectric strength and excellent flexibility over its full thermal span.
Meets the requirements of, and is on the QPL for, MIL-I-631, Grades a and
b, Classes l and II, Category 1.
Type 302/203: A Class 85
tubing able to withstand temperatures as low as -70°C.Its low- temperature
characteristics exhibit unusual flexibility and high cut-through
resistance with maintenance of dielectric strength. The upper thermal
limit of 85°C is outstanding for this type of tubing. Meets the
requirements of MIL-l -7444, Class 1, Types I and Ill.
Applications Type
SHH: Widely used on transformer, motor and coil lead wires. Also finds
applications in electronic apparatus and in consumer goods such as toys,
blenders, food machines, outboard motors, lawn care equipment, lighting
equipment, motorcycles, etc. May also be used for vacuum or pressure hoses
and transfer of compatible liquids.
Type 120/210: Used in
appliances, electric motors, commercial and military aircraft, automotive
components and a host of other installations. Its low temperature
characteristics make it particularly useful in airborne equipment,
electrical harnesses and snow machines.
Type 302/203:
Recommended for cable and conduit installations and harnessing, especially
where very low temperatures are to be encountered such as airborne
devices, aircraft, missiles and snow machine wiring harness
jackets.
Sizes Type SHH:
Std. wall -#24 through 2-1/2” ID.; 1/32” wall - #20 through 1/2”
l.D. Type 120/210: #24 through 1/2” l.D. Type 302/203:
#24 through 1” l.D.
Standard Colors Transparent and
black - #24 through #0 Black only - 5/16” l.D. and larger Other
colors made to order subject to minimum quantity ordering
restrictions.
Standard
Packaging Spools. Cut
lengths are available subject to cutting charges.
Typical Properties
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Vartube
SHH MIL-I-631,
Grade c |
Vartube
120/210 MIL-I-631,
Grades a & b |
Vartube
302/203 MIL-I-7444,
Class 1 |
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Property |
Requirements |
Performance |
Requirements |
Performance |
Requirements |
Performance |
| Physical |
| Tensile
Strength – Unaged |
Min.
1800psi |
3480psi |
Min.
1800psi |
3000psi
|
Min.
1800psi |
2150psi
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| Elongation
– Unaged |
200 - 350%
|
315%
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200 -
450% |
350% |
Min.
200% |
350%
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| Flexibility |
No cracks,
180° bend- 1/8” rod |
No
cracking |
No cracks,
180° bend- 1/8” rod |
No
cracking |
No
cracks/splits when flexed |
No
cracks/splits
|
| Chemical |
| Oil
Resistance |
No
cracks or oil penetration |
Conforms |
No cracks
or oil penetration |
Conforms |
No tack or
decomposition |
Conforms |
| Corrosion
Resistance |
No
corrosion |
Conforms |
No
corrosion |
Conforms |
No
corrosion of contact metals |
Conforms |
| Fungus
Resistance |
No fungus
growth |
Conforms |
No fungus
growth |
Conforms |
No fungus
growth |
Conforms |
| Electrical |
|
Dielectric
Strength — Dry |
800v/mil
|
1180v/mil |
750v/mil |
1000v/mil
|
200v/mil |
545v/mil
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—
Wet |
85% of
dry |
94% of
dry |
85-90% of
dry |
95% of
dry |
200v/mil |
493v/mil
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| Thermal |
Thermal
Endurance (continuous)
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None
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105°C
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None |
90°C
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None |
85°C |
| Cold
Brittleness - Unaged |
-
10°C |
-
25°C |
-
46°C |
- 57°C
|
-
67.8°C |
-
74°C |
| Flame
Resistance |
15 sec.
max. |
Under 10
sec. |
15 sec.
max. |
0 sec.
|
45 sec.
max. |
Under 10
sec.
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Note:
Information contained here is precise and reliable. However, being unique,
each end-use should be evaluated to satisfy its specific
requirements.
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