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Electric conductive rubber tubing

Electric conductive rubber tubing

Our rubber tubing has different applications, depending on the dimensions, design, and general characteristics. Whenever you need rubber tubing that will meet your specific requirements for the final specific application, we are at your service. We produce them from different materials so that they are completely adapted to the final function they will perform.

Electric conductive rubber tubing is present in different industries and is used as part of an electric circuit in various machines and devices, where they perform an important function. First of all, they are used as electric sleeving where they represent shock absorbers for wires. This makes it possible to prevent the adverse effects of mechanical forces that would otherwise come into contact with the wire and lead to its damage and potential accidents. Electric conductive rubber tubing is usually small in size, with a small diameter and wall thickness. Although all rubber tubing is mostly intended for the flow of various fluids, this is an additional function that has found practical application.

Electric conductive rubber tubing is most commonly used in industries such as automotive, military, chemical, and others. In these areas, the protection of wires is of special importance because direct exposure to them would pose a great danger to health. The way electric conductive rubber tubing works is to minimize static electricity generation. In this way, the generation of sparks that would appear due to friction and cause unwanted situations is prevented. Electric conductive rubber tubing can be additionally coated on the inside with different materials to optimize this function.

Another thing that these rubber tubings provide is an increase in the elasticity of the wire, as a result of which it can bend without getting damaged by the surrounding surfaces. Another advantage of this material is that it is very durable and resistant to various physical and chemical factors.

Rubber Hose Size Catalog

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Part No.Inside DiameterOutside Diameter
RL5-16516
RL7-16716
RL3-19319
RL5-19519
RL7-19719
RL3-25325
RL5-25525
RL7-25725
RL3-32332
RL5-32532
RL7-32732
RL3-38338
RL5-38538
RL7-38738
RL3-45345

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Product specifications

Product form
Hollow elastomer tubing for a fitted line or sleeve
Application focus
Cable sleeving and vehicle hose runs. Size the part against the selected assembly.
Dimensions to confirm
Inside diameter, outside diameter, wall thickness and cut length. Match these to cable sleeving and vehicle hose runs.
Electrical function
Set the required resistance range, electrode arrangement and test method for the finished geometry.
Line layout
Check bend radius, unsupported spans and clearance at both connections.

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