MERCURY
MERCURY PTFE Tubing 1/2" OD .250" ID 100' Trap
PTFE tubing with 1/2" OD and .250" ID supplied in a 100' coil for chemical-resistant fluid transfer
- ColorTransparent
- PTFE material resists chemicals and high temperatures
- 1/2 inch outer diameter fits standard fittings
- 250 inch inner diameter controls precise flow
- 100 foot continuous length reduces joint count
- Transparent colour allows visual flow inspection
PTFE Tubing for Fluid Transfer
This MERCURY PTFE tubing handles fluid transfer in plumbing and automotive systems. The transparent construction allows visual inspection of flow and blockages. It suits workshops and maintenance teams needing chemically resistant conduit.
Thermal Stability and Low Friction
PTFE material resists temperature extremes and chemical attack without degrading. The smooth .250 bore reduces pressure drop and resists deposit buildup during normal operation. No external power or active cooling is required for the tubing itself.
Replaces Deteriorated Rubber or Nylon Lines
This 100 roll replaces cracked, permeable or collapsed legacy lines in fuel, brake or hydraulic circuits. The upgrade is worth it when original hoses show swelling, discoloration or seepage under pressure. It is not suited for applications requiring larger bore diameters or rigid pipe structural support.
Highlights
- PTFE material resists chemicals and high temperatures
- 1/2 inch outer diameter fits standard fittings
- 250 inch inner diameter controls precise flow
- 100 foot continuous length reduces joint count
- Transparent colour allows visual flow inspection
Specifications
| Color | Transparent |
|---|---|
| Brand | MERCURY |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/2" OD PTFE tubing without kinking the .250" ID bore?
Cut the tubing square with a sharp blade, warm it slightly if stiff, then push straight into the fitting until the 1/2" OD seats fully; twisting while inserting often collapses the narrow bore.
What maintenance will the 100' roll of PTFE tubing need over time?
Inspect periodically for surface abrasion or chemical attack; PTFE resists most fluids, so replacement is only needed if the wall shows cuts, flattening or permanent deformation.
At what pressure does the .250" ID tubing reach its limit during sustained use?
The working pressure depends on temperature and fitting style; consult the manufacturer's pressure-temperature chart for the 1/2" OD x .250" ID dimensions before continuous operation.
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