Geotech Bonded FEP Lined LDPE Tubing Spools

Includes bonded FEP Lined Polyethylene (PE) tubing mounted on a spool.

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  • Available per foot or by the roll
  • Inner tubing is lined with pure FEP
  • Resistant to all common solvents, acids, and bases
$1,000.00
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Geotech Bonded FEP Lined LDPE Tubing Spools
77050526
FEP Lined LDPE tubing, bonded 0.17" ID x 0.25" OD (air) x 0.17" ID x 0.25" OD (discharge), 490 ft. roll
$1,000.00
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Bonded Teflon® Lined Polyethylene Tubing
77050522
FEP Lined LDPE tubing, bonded 0.17" ID x 0.25" OD (air) x 0.25" ID x 0.375" OD (discharge), 490 ft. roll
$1,300.00
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Bonded Teflon® Lined Polyethylene Tubing
77050528
FEP Lined LDPE tubing, bonded 0.25" ID x 0.375" OD (air) x 0.25" ID x 0.375" OD (discharge), 490 ft. roll. For use with 1.66" dia. bladder pumps at well depths greater than 200 ft.
$1,410.00
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