Polypropylene Tubing – Laboratory Grade - PP and PPB Series

Parker's Polypropylene Tubing is compatible with high temperature water and oil and offers excellent resistance to chemicals, acids and environmental stress cracking. In addition, it is capable of operating at higher temperatures and working pressures in comparison to polyethylene tubing. These distinguishing features allow Polypropylene Tubing to exceed expectations in applications that involve chemical transfer, chlorinated water supply and process piping systems. Polypropylene Tubing exhibits low water absorption (less than 0.1%) and meets NSF Standard 51, making it a sought-after solution for applications in fluid handling markets.

Markets:
• Fluid Handling
• Food/Beverage
• Industrial

Features/Benefits:
• Acid and chemically resistant for successful transfer of chemicals, chlorinated water and other fluids
• May be used in higher temperatures and working pressures than polyethylene tubing
• Excellent compatibility with high temperature water and oil
• Low water absorption (less than .01%) for effective fluid conveyance
• Good compatibility with vegetable oils
• Excellent resistance to environmental stress cracking to extend tubing life

Applications:
• Food Contact – White only
• Chemical Transfer
• Chlorinated Water Supply
• Laboratory
• Instrumentation
• Process Piping Systems
• Pneumatics

Certifications/Compliance:
• FDA compliant– white tubing
• NSF-51– white tubing

Technical Specifications:
• Working and burst pressures rated at 73°F/23°C
• The wall thickness is an average
• Packaged on reels
• NSF black tubing is available upon request
• Uses Parker Compression, Compress-Align®, Poly-Tite, Hi-Duty, Fast & Tite, Prestolok Brass, Liquifit and TrueSeal™ fittings
• Tube support or sleeve may be required depending on fittings being used.  Reference Tubing/Fitting Compatibility Chart in CAT. 4660