What pressure can a PTFE tube with an outer diameter of 14mm and a wall thickness of 2mm withstand?

2019-12-26View Original

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What pressure can a PTFE tube with an outer diameter of 14mm and a wall thickness of 2mm withstand?

Reply #22019-12-26

Fluoroplastic pipes can withstand a pressure of 900 pounds, right? You can see that the original poster is asking about pipes made of PTFE material.

Reply #32019-12-26

I misread it; I thought it was a stainless steel tube. I mistakenly assumed PTFE was a type of tube; thanks for correcting me

Reply #42019-12-28

10 kilograms is no problem; we have conducted experiments on this. Others not used

Reply #52020-06-12

Yes, we have conducted pressure tests. At that time, they were all buried pipes used for running wires. A hydrostatic pressure test must be conducted.

Reply #62020-06-12

Buried pipes – are they pressure-resistant? They’re not buried in soil

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