Stainless Flexible - Product Details - EC&M Electrical

Product Details

Stainless Flexible

Temperature Rating & Colour:

Self

Micro

-50°C to +300°C

Material:

Stainless steel

Construction:

Squarelok helical coiled

Flexibility:

Very flexible

Application:

Small bore instrumentation tubing.
Offshore and Chemical plants, optical fibre and sensors wiring.
Instrumentation tubing is used by manufacturers of various industries, such as Process & Control Instrumentation, Measuring & Controlling Devices, Analytical Instruments, Medical Instruments and many others with specific applications including temperature measuring, wiring conduit or armour cable and protective casing.

Protection Index:

IP54

UV Resistance:

Superior

Standards:

AS 2053 Parts 1 & 5
CE

(mm)	Micro	(mm)		(m)
Trade Size	Code	Internal Diameter	External Diameter	Coil Length
3.5	AT-SL-002	3.5	5.1	100	25
4	AT-SL-0025	4.0	6.0	100	25
5	AT-SL-003	4.8	6.8	100	25
5.5	AT-SL-0035	5.6	7.7	100	25
6	AT-SL-004	6.4	8.4	100	25
7	AT-SL-0045	7.2	9.5	100	25
8	AT-SL-005	8.0	10.9	50	10
9.5	AT-SL-006	9.5	12.7	50	10
12.7	AT-SL-008	12.7	15.9	50	10

Technical Information

Metric			PG			NPT
Thread Data
Size	Outside Diameter	Pitch	Size	Outside Diameter	Pitch	Size	Outside Diameter	Pitch
12	12.0	1.5	7	12.5	1.27	3/8"	16.7	1.41
16	16.0	1.5	9	15.2	1.41	1/2"	21.0	1.81
20	20.0	1.5	11	18.6	1.41	3/4"	26.4	1.81
25	25.0	1.5	13.5	20.4	1.41	1"	33.3	2.21
32	32.0	1.5	16	22.5	1.41	1 1/4"	41.9	2.21
40	40.0	1.5	21	28.3	1.59	1 1/2"	47.8	2.21
50	50.0	1.5	29	37.0	1.59	2"	59.6	2.21
63	63.0	1.5	36	47.0	1.59
75	75.0	1.5	42	54.0	1.59
			48	59.3	1.59
Metric threads are standard terminating threads. They conform to IEC423 and BS6053.			PG threads conform to the German DIN40430.			NPT threads are American tapered threads. The taper is designed to seal on the thread itself and not on the face of the fitting. Outside diameter shown is maximum.

Protection Against Solids		Protection Against Liquids
IP Rating
1^st Digit	Rating	2^nd Digit	Rating
0	No protection	0	No protection
1	Protection against solid bodies larger than 50mm	1	Protection against vertically falling drops of water (condensation)
2	Protection against solid bodies larger than 12mm	2	Protection against drops of water falling at up to 15 degrees from the vertical
3	Protection against solid bodies larger than 2.5mm	3	Protection against drops of water at up to 60 degrees from the vertical
4	Protection against solid bodies larger than 1mm	4	Protection against splashing of water from all directions
5	Protection against dust (no harmful deposits)	5	Protection against jets of water from all directions
6	Complete protection against dust	6	Protection against jets of water of similar force to heavy seas
		7	Protection against ingress of water to a depth of 1 metre
		8	No ingress when submerged at specified depth exceeding 1m for an unspecified time

Chemical Resistance*

Chemical Agent	Material
	PVC	PA 6	PA 6.6	PA 12
Acetaldehyde	NR	NR	R	R
Acetic acid	R	R	R	LR
Acetone	NR	R	R	R
Acetylene	NR	R	NR	NR
Alcohol	NR	R	R	LR
Ammonia	NR	R	R	R
Beer	R	R	R	R
Benzene	NR	R	NR	R
Boric acid	R	R	R	NR
Calcium chloride	R	NR	R	R
Chlorobenzene	NR	R	NR	R
Chloroform	NR	R	NR	R
Citric acid	R	R	NR	R
Copper salts	R	R	R	R

Chemical Agent	Material
	PVC	PA 6	PA 6.6	PA 12
Diesel oil	NR	R	R	NR
Distilled water	R	R	R	R
Formaldehyde	R	R	R	LR
Formic acid	NR	NR	NR	NR
Fruit juices	R	R	R	R
Gelatine	NR	R	R	NR
Glycerine	R	R	R	R
Lactic acid	NR	R	NR	LR
Lubricating oils	NR	R	R	LR
Mercury	R	R	R	R
Methanol	R	NR	R	LR
Methylene chloride	NR	R	NR	R
Milk	R	R	R	R
Mineral oils	R	R	R	LR

Chemical Agent	Material
	PVC	PA 6	PA 6.6	PA 12
Molasses	R	R	R	NR
Naphtha	NR	R	R	NR
Paraffin	NR	R	R	R
Petrol	R	R	R	R
Sea water	R	R	R	NR
Sodium hydroxide	R	R	R	R
Soft water	R	R	R	R
Synthetic detergents	R	R	R	R
Turpentine	NR	NR	NR	NR
Urea	R	R	R	R
Vegetable oils	R	R	R	R
Vinegar	R	R	R	R

LEGEND: R = Resistant LR = Low Resistance NR = No Resistance

*This list gives an indication of the resistance to some common chemicals of the materials used in manufacturing Ramflex conduits. However, no list can ever be completely comprehensive. For further information please contact us. See details overleaf.

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