Frequently Asked Questions

SL Tubing

Q: Can SL tubing withstand the three methods of sterilization?
A: SL tubing is resistant to Gamma and ETO (Ethylene Oxide) sterilization. SL tubing is not a good choice for sterilization with the autoclave process.

Q: What is the maximum working temperature?
A: 180 °F

Lab Tubing

Q: Is this tubing autoclavable?
A: Yes, it can withstand autoclaving and repeated gamma sterilization

Q: Does it contain Pthalates?
A: Yes, this formulation contains DEHP. Thermo offers a DEHP-Free formulation, Non-DEHP Lab Tubing, which is equivalent to Saint Gobain's Tygon^® E-3603.

Q: Is this tubing clear?
A: This formulation has a blue tint. The thicker the wall, the "bluer" the tube.

Q: What sterilization methods can this formulation withstand?
A: Autoclaving, Gamma Radiation, and Ethylene Oxide Gas.

NON-DEHP LAB TUBING

Q: Does it contain Pthalates?
A: No, it is a Phthalate free formulation. It is also BPA Free and Latex Free

Q: Is the tubing clear?
A: Yes - this makes it an ideal choice for use in medical devices and laboratory equipment.

Q: Why should I purchase an equivalent to Saint Gobain's Tygon^® E-3603?
A: This formulation is superior to Tygon^® E-3603 and considerably less expensive. Contact [email protected] today for a free sample.