Logic RC Silicone Tubing - 19mm ID x 150mm
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This Logic RC Hi-Temp Silicone Tubing is designed for hobbyists working with high-temperature applications, offering a durable solution for heat resistance up to 350°C. Its 19mm inner diameter and 150mm length make it suitable for various model building and radio control projects. A key benefit is its resilience in demanding environments, though users should note its specific temperature limitations and intended uses within the hobby sector.
All features
| Model Part Number | LST19HT |
|---|---|
| Brand | Logic RC |
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FAQs
What is the maximum continuous operating temperature for this tubing?
The Logic RC Hi-Temp Silicone Tubing can withstand temperatures up to 350°C.
What does '19mm ID' mean?
'ID' stands for Inner Diameter. This means the internal diameter of the tubing is 19mm.
Can this tubing be used for fuel lines?
This tubing is primarily designed for heat resistance. While it may handle some fuels, it's best to confirm compatibility with specific fuel types, as aggressive fuels could degrade the silicone. It is not specifically rated as a fuel line.
How can I cut the tubing accurately?
Use a sharp hobby knife or precision scissors for a clean cut. Ensure you have a stable surface and measure carefully before cutting.
What is the total length of the tubing provided?
The tubing comes in a length of 150mm.
Is this tubing flexible?
Yes, silicone tubing is generally known for its flexibility, allowing it to bend and conform to different shapes.
Can this tubing be used outdoors?
Yes, silicone generally has good resistance to UV and weathering, making it suitable for outdoor use within its temperature and chemical resistance limits.
Troubleshooting
Tubing does not fit snugly
Ensure the intended component's outer diameter is compatible with the 19mm inner diameter of the tubing. If too loose, consider using a hose clamp or appropriate adhesive. If too tight, ensure the tubing is fully seated.
Tubing shows signs of degradation
Check if the application exceeds the 350°C temperature limit or if the tubing has been exposed to harsh chemicals. If so, replace the tubing with a material more suited to the operating environment.
Difficulty cutting the tubing cleanly
Use a very sharp hobby knife or precision cutting tool. Ensure a stable surface for cutting and make a slow, deliberate cut.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent heat resistance for high-temperature applications.
- Durable and flexible silicone construction.
- Precise 19mm inner diameter for secure fittings.
- Adequate 150mm length for various project needs.
Cons
- Limited to applications within the specified 350°C temperature range.
- Not suitable for continuous immersion in harsh solvents.
- Inner diameter may be too specific for universal use without adapters.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Cut the tubing to the desired length using a sharp hobby knife or scissors.
- Ensure the component or area where the tubing will be applied is clean and dry.
- Slide the tubing firmly onto the intended part, ensuring a snug fit.
Compatibility:
This tubing is designed for general hobby use, particularly in areas requiring heat resistance up to 350°C. It is compatible with many radio control car components, model train setups, and general plastic model kits. It is best suited for applications where a 19mm inner diameter is required or can be adapted. Avoid use with extremely aggressive solvents or fuels that may degrade silicone.
Care:
To clean the tubing, wipe it down with a damp cloth. For stubborn dirt, a mild soap solution can be used, followed by rinsing with clean water. Ensure the tubing is completely dry before re-installation or storage. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.