Soft, resistant to bending, strong against abrasion, and has good water repellency hybrid type!
The "Junron AP1 AP4 UP1" tube is a hybrid type that is soft, resistant to bending, highly abrasion-resistant, and has good water-repellent properties. Its two-layer structure, with a soft polymer outer layer and a special fluoropolymer inner layer, enhances flexibility, kink resistance, and abrasion resistance that could not be achieved with fluoropolymer tubes. By using a fluoropolymer for the inner layer, it excels in water-repellent properties for chemical liquids. For more details, please download the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Improved flexibility, kink resistance, and abrasion resistance that could not be achieved with fluoropolymer tubes due to the two-layer structure ○ Excellent water repellency of the chemical solution by using fluoropolymer in the inner layer ○ Complete adhesion between layers due to integrated molding ○ A dedicated US2 is available for UP1 to prevent twisting during piping ○ Lineup includes UP1 (outer layer: polyurethane), AP1 (outer layer: nylon), and AP4 (outer layer: ultra-soft nylon) to suit various applications ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Applications】 ○ Tubes for painting equipment ○ Tubes for solvent transfer ○ Tubes for transferring viscous fluids ○ Tubes for dental equipment ○ Tubes for oil and pneumatic equipment ○ Tubes for centralized lubrication equipment ○ Tubes for semiconductor manufacturing equipment ○ Tubes for food manufacturing equipment ○ Tubes for analytical instruments ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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