2-Stop Solva Orange-Black Pump Tubing – PT-2010SV

• Peristaltic pumps: Solva tubing is suitable for peristaltic pumps to introduce samples and internal standards into a system, In addition, it is good for removing waste. The tubing ensures a constant flow of liquid, regardless of viscosity differences between the samples.
• Laboratories: Solva tubing is used in pharmaceutical and laboratory applications.
• Industries: Solva tubing is used for industrial applications, such as transporting inks and oils.

When Would You Need Standard vs. Flaired Solva Tubing?

A flared tube has an expanded, conical end that creates a flared shape. A flareless tube, on the other hand, does not have this flared end and instead relies on a compression fitting (usually with a ferrule) to create a seal when connecting to another component. Essentially, a flared tube requires a special flaring process before connecting, whereas a flareless tube does not.

Some key factors will help you decide about the type of connection you need. In the flaring process, a flared tube is deliberately expanded at the end to create the conical shape necessary for a proper fit with a flared fitting. Meanwhile, a flareless tube uses a compression fitting with a ferrule that compresses the tube wall to create a seal, eliminating the need for flaring altogether.

When determining which type to use, Keep this basic information in mind. Flared tubes are commonly for applications requiring high-pressure and leak-proof seals. This is especially important in aerospace and hydraulic systems where precise connections are crucial. However, a flareless tube is a top preference for general applications where high vibration resistance is important. And let’s not forget, ease of connection is a big plus with the flareless or standard type of tubing.