Tubing (23,500+ items) - Page 226
14 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 50 ft Length
28 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 100 ft Length
26 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 100 ft Length
18 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 6 ft Length
28 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 250 ft Length
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30 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 50 ft Length
Tygon E-3603 Tube - ACF00039, 0.500 ID X .812 OD X 50 FT Each
18 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 25 ft Length
18 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 250 ft Length
26 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 25 ft Length
16 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 1000 ft Length
The Right Connection Compression Union Elbow, 5/16 in x 1/2-24 Nominal, Tube x Straight End Style, B
12 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 15 ft Length
14 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 20 ft Length
28 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 3 ft Length
26 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 500 ft Length
16 AWG Flexible PTFE Tubing, High Temperature Thin-Wall, Natural, 250 ft Length
About Tubing
Our Tubing category encompasses a diverse range of small diameter pipes, crafted from materials like metal, plastic or rubber. These tubes are integral to transporting liquids, gases or solids across various industries including plumbing, automotive repair and manufacturing. With varying wall thicknesses and diameters, each type of tubing offers unique benefits depending on its application. Industrial tubing is often found in factories and warehouses while flexible plastic tubing caters to applications that require resistance to corrosion. Rubber tubing provides an excellent solution for high-temperature environments or when abrasive materials are involved. While similar in function to pipes and hoses, the key difference lies in their construction: pipes have thicker walls designed for high-pressure fluid transport whereas hoses offer more flexibility with larger diameters; meanwhile, our versatile range of tubings cater to both lower pressure applications and situations requiring rigidity or flexibility.