PU Tube Polyurethane Air Pipe (Forbest) -100 Meter

About Forbest Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Established in 1995, the company specializes in a range of insulation and tubing products—including PU tubing—among other materials like silicone, Teflon (PTFE), FEP, PVC. They serve industries such as medical, electronics, automotive, 3D printing, and household appliances. Key certifications and quality assurances include ISO 13485 (medical-grade quality), FDA, RoHS, and REACH, indicating strong compliance with international standards The company emphasizes custom manufacturing (OEM/ODM), quick delivery, and complete sample services. So while Forbest does list PU tubing among its product categories, I wasn’t able to locate a detailed technical datasheet or specific product model for a PU air pipe offered by them through publicly available sources. General Specs for Typical Polyurethane (PU) Air Tubing I gathered some typical specifications from other manufacturers’ offerings for PU pneumatic tubing to give you a baseline. Note that these are not Forbest-specific but reflect industry norms: From PRIO Technology: Material: Polyester & polyether-based polyurethane Sizes: OD 4–16 mm; ID varies accordingly Working Pressure: 6–12 bar (depending on size) Burst Pressure: 10–33 bar Temperature Range: –30 °C to 70 °C Mechanical Properties: Hardness: 98A (Shore A) Tensile Strength: ~600 kg/cm² Elongation: 490–590% Taber Abrasion: 30–40 mg Tear Strength: 155 kg/cm² prio.co.in From VPC/Ningbo VPC Pneumatic: Material: Polyester PU (hardness 95A–98A) Temp Range: –20 °C to 80 °C Sizes & Pressures: OD × ID (mm) Working Pressure Burst Pressure Bending Radius 3 × 2 10 bar 30 bar 10 mm 4 × 2.5 10 bar 30 bar 10 mm 6 × 4 10 bar 30 bar 15 mm 8 × 5.5 8 bar 24 bar 20 mm 10 × 6.5 10 bar 30 bar 30 mm From general pneumatic listings in Bangladesh: Sizes: 4×2.5, 6×4, 8×5, 10×6.5, etc. Working Pressure: ~10 kgf/cm² (≈10 bar) Temp Range: –40 °C to 80 °C (fluid); –40 °C to 80 °C (non‑chemical gas) Tensile Strength: ~400 kgf/cm² Wear Resistance: ~35 mg Tear Strength: ~110 kg/cm²