1. PU Tubes
   Polyurethane (PU) tubes are flexible hoses known for their durability, resistance to abrasion, oil, and chemicals. They are widely used in pneumatic systems, conveying air, water, and other fluids.Key benefits:

   Excellent flexibility and durability
   Resistance to abrasion, oil, and chemicals
   Lightweight and easy to handle
   Wide range of sizes and wall thicknesses available

2. PU Coils
   PU coils are formed by coiling PU tubes into a specific shape, often helical or spiral. They are used in applications requiring compact and flexible tubing, such as pneumatic systems, cooling systems, and medical equipment.Key benefits:

   Compact design saves space
   Flexible and easy to install
   Efficient heat transfer in cooling applications
   Durability and resistance to environmental factors

3. PU Tube Unions
   PU tube unions connect two PU tubes together without the need for tools or adhesives. They typically feature a push-to-connect or clamp-style mechanism for quick and secure connections.Key benefits:

   Easy installation and disassembly
   Quick and secure connections
   Vibration resistance
   Wide range of sizes and styles available

4. PU Connectors
   PU connectors are fittings used to connect PU tubes to other components, such as valves, cylinders, or equipment. They come in various configurations, including elbows, tees, and reducers.Key benefits:

   Versatility in connecting components
   Durability and resistance to environmental factors
   Easy installation and disassembly
   Wide range of sizes and styles available

5. PU Cross Fittings
   PU cross fittings create a four-way connection in a PU tube system, allowing for multiple branches. They are used in applications requiring fluid distribution or interconnection.Key benefits:

   Efficient branching and distribution
   Durability and resistance to environmental factors
   Easy installation and disassembly
   Wide range of sizes and styles available

6. PU Caps and Plugs
   PU caps and plugs are used to seal the end of a PU tube. Caps have a threaded end, while plugs are typically push-in or screw-in types.Key benefits:

   Prevents contamination and fluid leakage
   Protects tube end from damage
   Easy to install and remove
   Various sizes and styles available

Range

1/8″ ~ 1″