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Unread 11-18-2005, 06:37 AM   #13
Marci
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Ultimately, replacing tubing is most suitable suggestion I'm afraid... and I'd heartily recommend Steel-reinforced tubing... which has a steel spring built within the sidewall (not on the interior or exterior...)

tis luverly and cheap... and rated for hi-vacuum applications... so won't collapse due to negative pressure...

http://store.over-clock.com/Tubing.html#a361

Available in 3/8" ID (shortly) or 1/2" ID.

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Temperature range: - 10°C + 60°C, + 14 F ÷ +140F.
Features:
* Pvc hose with a steel spiral reinforcement.
* Inside and outside smooth.
* Very flexible, resistant to atmospherical agents and most chemicals.


Applications:

* Particularly indicated for suction and delivery of liquids.
* Suitable for suction and delivery of alimentary liquids
* Meets the European directive 90/128/CEE class A, B and C
S'slowly becoming a best-seller for us... less faff than cool-sleeves... and cheaper than tubing + coolsleeves.
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