Fast delivery Smooth Bore Ptfe Hose - ptfe braided hose for Military and Aerospace Industry high tempreture manufactures | BESTEFLON – Besteflon

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PTFE hose is lined with PTFE hose. Smooth bore ptfe flexible hose has PTFE lining and braided or rubber cover. The hose liner can be black conductive polytetrafluoroethylene (Teflon) to deal with the problem of dielectric static electricity, or it can be white non-conductive polytetrafluoroethylene. The type of hose cover depends on the application. The end fittings of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) hose are crimped or extruded.

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PTFE hose specifications

No.	Inner diameter		Outer diameter		Tube Wall Thickness		sleeve size
No.	(inch)	(mm±0.2)	(inch)	(mm±0.2)	(inch)	(mm±0.1)	sleeve size
ZXGM121-03	1/8"	3.2	0.248	6.3	0.035	0.9	ZXTF0-02
ZXGM121-04	3/16"	4.8	0.299	7.6	0.025	0.65	ZXTF0-03
ZXGM121-05	1/4"	6.4	0.366	9.3	0.025	0.65	ZXTF0-04
ZXGM121-06	5/16"	8.0	0.433	11.0	0.025	0.65	ZXTF0-05
ZXGM121-07	3/8"	9.5	0.492	12.5	0.025	0.65	ZXTF0-06
ZXGM121-08	13/32"	10.3	0.523	13.3	0.025	0.65	ZXTF0-06
ZXGM121-10	1/2"	12.7	0.625	15.9	0.031	0.80	ZXTF0-08
ZXGM121-12	5/8"	16.0	0.755	19.2	0.031	0.80	ZXTF0-10
ZXGM121-14	3/4"	19.0	0.874	22.2	0.035	0.90	ZXTF0-12
ZXGM121-16	7/8"	22.2	1.023	26.0	0.039	1.00	ZXTF0-14
ZXGM121-18	1"	25.2	1.146	29.1	0.047	1.20	ZXTF0-16

* Meet SAE 100R14 standard. * Customer-specific products may be discussed with us for detailed.

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What is PTFE braided hose?

PTFE Braided Hose is used for stainless steel hose, so that the service life of the hose is longer than rubber hose or rubber wrapped in stainless steel. It has many advantages over rubber products.

Benefits of using PTFE

Nylon braided hose-PTFE-helps prevent gas odors from penetrating the hose itself and allows odors in your store or garage. This type of hose resists all types of liquids and chemicals, including gas, ethanol, transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid, and antifreeze. Rubber is not as resistant to these liquids as polytetrafluoroethylene, because chemicals tend to damage rubber. If you don’t notice, the hose will eventually start to leak. If you have not noticed a gas leak, your car may catch fire, simply due to the heat in the engine room.more...