Geotech Silicone Tubing

Includes high-performance precision silicone tubing designed for use with peristaltic pumps.

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  • Size 15 ID: 0.19"
  • Size 24 ID: 0.25"
  • Size 36 ID: 0.38"
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Silicone tubing, size 15 (0.19" ID), per foot
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Size 15 Geotech Silicone Tubing
77050000
Silicone tubing, size 15 (0.19" ID), 50 ft. roll
$130.00
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Size 15 Geotech Silicone Tubing
77050002
Silicone tubing, size 15 (0.19" ID), 500 ft. roll
$1,050.00
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Size 24 Geotech Silicone Tubing
77050009
Silicone tubing, size 24 (0.25" ID), 25 ft. roll
$150.00
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Size 36 Geotech Silicone Tubing
77050011
Silicone tubing, size 36 (0.38" ID), 25 ft. roll
$145.00
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