Is there any difference between a tightly fitted and a loosely fitted steel-lined PTFE tube?

2018-05-09View Original

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Is there any difference between a tightly fitted and a loosely fitted steel-lined PTFE tube?

Reply #22018-05-09

A tight fit means it fits closely to the steel pipe, while a loose fit means it does not fit closely to the steel pipe

Reply #32018-05-09

The price of tight-fitting liners is slightly higher than that of loose-fitting liners, and they can withstand a certain degree of negative pressure; loose-fitting liners, on the other hand, cannot tolerate negative pressure

Reply #42018-05-10

Is a close-fitting liner a cold-drawn steel tube? How is the specific manufacturing process carried out?

Reply #52018-05-10

Is it necessary to use steel pipes for the pine lining, and will this cause damage to the lining layer?

Reply #62018-05-10

How much negative pressure can be tolerated specifically? ?

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