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Address: 3F,Building 1, Lilin Tech Park,Baihua Community, Guangming District, Shenzhen ,Guangdong ,China.
Contact name:Vicky
Shenzhen Jiajie Rubber & Plastic Co., Ltd. |
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Customized Any Sizes Various Colours Fda Medical Flexible Soft Elastic Rubber Vacuum Silicone Tube :
1. Temperature range:-60℃ +300℃
2. It has been specially processed, no poison and no smell, flaming
resistance, good heatproof, aging resistance, it can bear 200℃ high
temperature, high voltage and cook for many times.
3. It is slick surface, soft and exceptional flexibility
4. It applies to the pipe of drinking water system, the heat
insulation and insulation of electricity, Adopt high quality
material, can be processed tube, it be produced according of the
standard of medical treatment. Can handle a wide variety of
chemicals, gases, and liquids. Special Fuel & Oil grade
silicone tubes are also available
Item | Customized Any Sizes Various Colours Fda Medical Flexible Soft Elastic Rubber Vacuum Silicone Tube |
Material | Platinum-cured medical grade silicone raw material |
Tolerance | according to your request or ISO standard |
Color | Customized and any other pantone color |
Packaging | OPP bag+Carton /Can also be customized according to needs |
Work Temperature | -50~250℃ |
Certificate | LFGB, FDA, UL, ROHS, ATC,SGS |
Tensile Strength | 8Mpa |
Sample cost | Free in stock |
Application area | Hospital, institute of medicine, biopharmaceutical industry and so on. |
Why choose us ?
1. Professional design team with 15 years of R&D experience
2. Annual sales revenue: $8M, 150 employees including 5 QC
3. Factory: three production workshops, 8000 square meters
4. Daily two shifts production running, 100% on-time delivery
FAQ
Q1: Do you have your own factory?
A:Yes, we have our own factory established more than 12 years.
Q2: Silicone seems to be more expensive than other rubber, why is
this?
A: Silicone is more expensive than most rubber types because it is
a speciality high performance
polymer with outstanding qualities. It is made in relatively low
quantities and requires expensive
and complicated primary manufacturing facilities.
Q3: What is the difference between 'curing' and 'vulcanization'?
A: The terms curing and vulcanization essentially describe the same
thing - the transformation of
the polymer into a cross-linked rubber.
