Suprene tubing is produced under Good Manufacturing Procedures using first-quality, polypropylene-based TPR (thermoplastic rubber). Suprene offers excellent low-temperature flexibility, is lighter in weight than comparable sizes of rubber tubing, and provides good resistance to tearing and fatigue from repeated flexing. It also offers outstanding compression characteristics and durability, making it an ideal fit for use with peristaltic pumps. These combined properties help make Suprene longer lasting than other plastic and rubber materials in demanding applications.

To meet various requirements, Suprene is available in both industrial and FDA grades. The black-colored, industrial grade provides good resistance to U.V., ozone, chemicals, and other fluids. It is offered in 64A durometer and is well suited for outdoor use. Suprene’s 80A durometer, FDA material is listed by the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF 51). FDA-grade tubing is also available in a 64A durometer. Both FDA grades are autoclavable and ideal choices for clean uses.

All three types of Suprene® are available in sizes from 1/8” through 3/4” I.D. in 50-foot lengths. Suprene may be used with temperatures ranging from -60°F to 275°F. Custom options include cut-to-length pieces, thermal bonding, and other sizes, colors, and durometers.