Geotech Bonded LDPE Tubing

For small or infrequent sampling applications, bonded low density polyethylene (LDPE) tubing is also available per foot.

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  • Available per foot or by the roll
  • Flexible and lightweight
  • Resistant to chemicals
$1.40
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Geotech Bonded LDPE Tubing
87050527
LDPE tubing, bonded 0.17" ID x 0.25" OD (air) x 0.17" ID x 0.25" OD (discharge), priced per ft., blue
$1.40
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Bonded Polyethylene Tubing
87050521
LDPE tubing, bonded 0.17" ID x 0.25" OD (air) x 0.25" ID x 0.375" OD (discharge), priced per ft.
$1.40
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Bonded Polyethylene Tubing
87050531
LDPE tubing, bonded 0.25" ID x 0.375" OD (air) x 0.25" ID x 0.375" OD (discharge), priced per ft. For use with 1.66" dia. bladder pumps at well depths greater than 200 ft.
$1.72
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