Braided Teflon (PTFE) hose is an extruded Teflon core with an outer stainless steel braid for strength. Teflon (PTFE) hose is flexible and strong, when combined with stainless steel, can perform under high pressure and continuous flexing and vibration conditions. With a wide range of chemicals compatibility Teflon hose can handle an almost endless variety of fluids at extremes of pressure and temperature. Almost no substance can stick to Teflon. This property ensures the purity of any product transferred via a Teflon hose. It also allows for alternate use with different products. Typical applications include high pressure &high temperature for brake, clutch and power steering lines off-road brake, transmission, clutch, gauge, nitrous oxide, hydraulic and air conditioning.
Copper Washer
(0 Customer reviews)The main applications of Copper Machined Washers are roofing, plumbing, industrial machinery and electrical wire. Copper Punched Washers as well provide a number of other excellent attributes like less maintenance, Damage resistance, Easy to use, excellent strength, Simple design.
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