Viton Fluoroelastomer Chemical Hose
Viton Fluoroelastomer has a wide temperature range. It is often used in the automobile industry, but it was originally invented to meet the needs of the aerospace industry. It has been around for about 50 years. Viton Fluoroelastomer also exhibits strong fluid resistance. If you are not sure which type of tube or hose is right for your unique application, Custom Advanced is here to help.
Viton Fluoroelastomer Hose Construction:
- External helix: galvanized steel
- Hose wall: Viton coated polyester fabric
Viton Temperature Range:
- -15°F up to 410°F
- Intermittent to 465°F
Hose Properties
- Excellent chemical resistance
- External steel helix protects against abrasion
- Extreme compressibility 1:6
- Highly flexible
- Kink-proof
- Smooth inner hose wall
- Small bend radius
- Special clamping method guarantees high tensile strength between hose material and external helix
- Tear resistant
- UV and ozone-resistant
- Very high temperature resistance
- Vibration proof
Common Applications
- Chemical plants
- Extraction of aggressive media at medium temperatures
- Low pressure applications
- Paint-spray extraction
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Chemical Resistance Guide
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