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NewAge® Industries is a manufacturer of rubber hose & tubing, as well as flexible plastic tubing & hose for industrial and sanitary applications. We produce & stock large quantities of Silicone, Viton®, Latex, EPDM, Butyl, TPR, Nylon, PVC, Polyurethane, PTFE & more for same-day shipment.
As the largest in-house pure gum inventory carrier in the U.S., Atlantic Rubber Company has cost-effective and resilient rubber tubing. Materials we carry for all your rubber tubing needs are: latex, silicone and pure gum. Our natural rubber tubing is cold temperature and abrasion resistant.
Explore the possibilities The Hygenic Corporation has to offer with natural and synthetic rubber tubing. Even the most demanding medical, laboratory and industrial applications can depend on our exceptional extruded tubing, latex dipped tubing, latex free tubing and latex & non-latex elastic cord.
Awarded rubber & tubing manufacturer, United Seal and Rubber prides itself on superb service & products towards clients like John Deere & Boeing. Custom & stock rubber tubing manufacturing, we offer an array of bumpers, seals, grommets, molded shapes & extrusions. We are your one-stop shop for tubing!
Baxter Rubber Company maintains a large inventory of quality rubber hoses & rubber tubing in a wide size range & every application. If you're looking for tube & hosing accessories, look no further than our wide selection of couplings & hose ends, rubber extrusions, sleeves, molded parts and more!
EPDM tubing, or EPDM hose, is made out of a non-polar elastomer technically
referred to as ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber. EPDM rubber is one
of the most popular synthetic rubbers for general-purpose and specialty uses,
and it continues to grow. EPDM rubber products include EPDM tubing, EPDM hose,
EPDM washers, EPDM belts, EPDM electrical insulation and much more. Specifically,
EPDM tubing is commonly used for many automotive applications, such as windshield
washers, heater and coolant hose, vacuum-operated accessories and emission
systems, plus air and shop hose and water and garden hose.
EPDM tubing resists electricity and works well with fireproof hydraulic fluids,
ketones, hot and cold water, alcohols, alkalis and some acids but not with
most oils, gasoline, kerosene, hydrocarbons, halogenated solvents and concentrated
acids. EPDM tubing resists the effects weather can have over time and has similar
resistance to heat, ozone and oxidation. EPDM tubing can also be developed
to emphasize flame retardance, tensile strength, tear and abrasion resistance,
low-temperature flexibility, compression set resistance and oil swell resistance.
As EPDM’s versatile polymer designs continue to be developed, EPDM tubing
will become even more varied.
EPDM can make up the inner tubing or outer covering of a hose, or both. EPDM
hose is often made by blending in other synthetic rubber compounds, such as
SBR, and reinforced in certain ways, which include polyester layers, embedded
helix wire, steel wire braiding and spiral high-tensile textile cords. EPDM
tube or hose can also be coated to greatly increase chemical resistance. Offering
color stability, EPDM tubing and hose can come in red, black, blue, yellow,
green and grey.
