Anyone know a source? 1/8 x 3/64 would do.
thx
Peter F
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3 weeks ago
3mm OD x 1mm ID copper tubing?
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3 weeks ago
Peter,
What about this on Amazon
What about this on Amazon
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. How much do you need.
- posted
3 weeks ago
Fine copper alloy tube is used in the oil&gas industry to link gauges
on control consoles to the equipment they are monitoring and
controlling.
Where much of the equipment - wellhead manifolds and the like - are
stainless steel - typically the rarely/never-seen-on-the-high-street
duplex stainless steel.
It's some excellent spec., but one assumes quantity made will give
cost economy(?).
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3 weeks ago
Don't know why I didn't find that, thanks.
Unfortunately the price is a bit high as I was looking for a 30' coil, not 300mm - but still useful for a trial.
Thanks!
Peter
Unfortunately the price is a bit high as I was looking for a 30' coil, not 300mm - but still useful for a trial.
Thanks!
Peter
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3 weeks ago
Peter,
At least it shows it's out there, more digging likely required to find a source for longer lengths if it ends up being required.
Dave
At least it shows it's out there, more digging likely required to find a source for longer lengths if it ends up being required.
Dave
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3 weeks ago
There's a very handy welding/brazing rod available - goes under the
moniker of 'Silbralloy'.
You butt the two ends together, heat to red, apply end of rod, and in a flash, it runs round and joins copper things. When the joint is cleaned you can't see the join.
I use it for joining copper water pipe amongst other things: "Look! No joints!"
Other metals are available.
You butt the two ends together, heat to red, apply end of rod, and in a flash, it runs round and joins copper things. When the joint is cleaned you can't see the join.
I use it for joining copper water pipe amongst other things: "Look! No joints!"
Other metals are available.