Rubber Tubing, Red

 Rubber Tubing, Red, is a durable, flexible, and high-quality laboratory-grade tubing designed for fluid transfer, general lab operations, and equipment connections. Manufactured from premium natural and silicone rubber, it offers reliable performance across a range of scientific and industrial applications. Its distinctive red colour enhances visibility, simplifies colour-coding, and improves workflow accuracy in busy laboratory environments.

Key Features

• High-flexibility rubber tubing suitable for versatile laboratory and industrial use
• Excellent mechanical strength for repeated bending and handling
• Good chemical resistance depending on material grade (natural or silicone rubber)
• Smooth internal bore ensures efficient fluid flow without contamination
• Enhanced visibility due to red color—ideal for color-coded systems
• Available in multiple diameters for compatibility with laboratory instruments
• Resistant to cracking, weathering, and environmental stress
• Supplied in convenient 10-meter coils

Material Specifications

• Material: High-quality natural rubber and silicone rubber (depending on variant)
• Thermal Properties: Natural Rubber: Moderate heat resistance; Silicone Rubber: Excellent thermal stability and flexibility
• Chemical Properties: Resistant to mild chemicals and commonly used laboratory solutions
• Mechanical Properties: Strong elasticity, tear resistance, and kink resistance
• Compliance: Manufactured as per general laboratory rubberware standards (ISO/DIN guidelines where applicable)

Technical Specifications

• Available Sizes (mm): As per the standard size table
• Length: Supplied in 10-meter coils
• Dimensional Accuracy: Controlled wall thickness for consistent flow performance
• Accessories: Compatible with clamps, connectors, adapters, and general labware (not included)

Handling & Precautions

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain elasticity
• Clean using mild detergents; avoid strong solvents that may affect rubber quality
• Natural rubber variants should not be autoclaved at high temperatures; silicone variants may withstand standard autoclave cycles
• Avoid excessive stretching, sharp edges, or abrasive surfaces
• Replace tubing periodically in critical applications to maintain performance
• Use color coding in systems to prevent cross-contamination and ensure process clarity

Applications

• General laboratory fluid transfer and siphoning
• Chemical and biological laboratories for equipment connections
• Educational and research institutions for experimental setups
• Pharmaceutical QC/QA labs for non-reactive transfer lines
• Industrial workshops for low-pressure air, gas, and liquid handling
• Food and beverage environments (depending on material grade)
• Instrument tubing, circulation lines, and color-coded distribution systems