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    High-Heat Transfer Tubing

    June 2, 2005
    HTTT high-heat transfer tubing is a replacement for conventional graphite-based fluoropolymer tubing that can suffer chemical attack from agents commonly found in heat exchangers.

    HTTT tubing eliminates this problem and boosts thermal conductivity up to 67%.

    HTTT tubing comes in two base resins — fluorinatedethylenepropylene and perfluoroalkoxy. Both filler grades and the fluoropolymers have high thermal conductivity yet maintain excellent stress-crack resistance, essential for heat-exchanger applications. Plans are to offer a molding-grade resin to component manufacturers that will then supply compatible molded fittings and other parts.

    Markel Corp.
    435 School Lane
    Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
    (610) 272-8960
    markelcorporation.com

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