Tygon® ND 100-80 Tubing

Tygon® ND 100-80 Tubing

Tygon® ND 100-80 tubing complies with the Biological Test for Plastics, Class VI, as outlined in USP <88> (2017; fluid path), rendering it suitable for a variety of medical applications. This thermoplastic formulation features a relatively high durometer, which provides enhanced pressure resistance and facilitates manufacturing at smaller diameters (< 0.03”/1 mm OD) and wall thicknesses, in contrast to lower durometer options. The physical characteristics of Tygon ND 100-80 position our microbore tubing as an excellent selection for drainage systems, diagnostic instruments, and pressurized fluid transfer.

Main Features:

• The fluid path has successfully fulfilled the Biological Test for Plastics, Class VI requirements as outlined in USP <88> (2017).
• It is transparent, allowing for straightforward visualization of the fluid flow.
• Microbore tubing is available with an outer diameter of less than 0.03" (1 mm).
• It exhibits resistance to pressure.
• The physical properties remain largely unaffected by the following sterilization techniques: autoclaving (steam at 135°C for 30 minutes), ethylene oxide (EtO), and gamma radiation.
• Tygon ND 100-80 is specifically designed and produced without the deliberate inclusion of materials derived from animals or DEHP.

Main Applications:

• Drug delivery (e.g., intravenous or intra-arterial infusion).
• Cannulas or protective sheaths.
• External drainage system (e.g., cerebral spinal fluid drainage).  
• Diagnostic equipment (e.g., reagent manufacturing, waste transfer).
• Pressurized fluid transfer.

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