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Cooling Neophyte
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Rochester, NY
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...why is the R-1000 more expensive than the R-3603? I recently looked at DangerDen's website and they will start shipping the Tygon R3603 tubing on June 6th. I also noticed that for the 1/2" ID tubing the R3603 Standard is $2.90/ft while the R-1000 is $3.70/ft. I remember sombody here saying that the former is better, then why is it cheaper? One would expect the better product to be more expensive. Both of them have 1/2"ID and 3/4"OD. If anybody can explain this mystery for me please do so. Maybe I got the numbers mixed up or something, but this doesn't make sense to me. Thanks.
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Cooling Savant
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Dayton, Ohio
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mabe its more expensive because its more flexible, who knows. but according to spec sheets from Tygon.com, the R-3603 formulation is better becuase it has a higher maximum temp range (165F i think), whereas the R-1000's max is like 125F. the spec sheets also imply that the R-3603 is more resistant to chemicals than R-1000 is (they are both better than silicone, but R-3603 tygon PVC tubing is designed for lab use, whereas the R-1000 seems more suited to peralistic pump applications).
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