
Polyether PU
Compare polyether tubing and polyether recoil tubing. Review model dimensions and provide your routing and operating requirements.


Polyether Recoil Tubing
How PU and polyether PU tubing compare
PU (29) and polyether PU (31) are straight-tube ranges; their recoil versions (30 and 32) are coiled. The PU data sheet lists compressed air, inert gases and vacuum circuits, while the polyether range also lists industrial water, cleaning-liquid circuits, dilute acid and alkali solutions and low-pressure lubricating oil. Confirm the exact material designation and model before ordering.
| Product | Media in the data sheet | Temperature range | Data-sheet working pressure (23°C, per model) | Data sheet |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PU Tubing | Compressed air, inert gases and vacuum circuits. For liquid lubricating oil lines, send your requirements for review. | -20°C to +55°C | 5 bar (75 psi) – 12 bar (174 psi) | |
| Polyether Tubing | Compressed air, industrial water, cleaning-liquid circuits, inert gases, dilute acid/alkali solutions and low-pressure lubricating oil. | -40°C to +55°C | 8 bar (116 psi) – 12 bar (174 psi) | |
| PU Recoil Tubing | Air | -20~+55℃ | — | – |
| Polyether Recoil Tubing | Air, water, oil | -30~+60℃ | — | – |
Working pressure is shown in bar (psi) as stated in each data sheet, at 23°C, for the models of that range. Burst pressure is not working pressure, and the pressure and temperature entries are not a combined operating envelope. Open the product page for model-by-model sizes.
