PE Tubing (1/8" ID X 1/4" OD) 8mm OD - NSF Approved
- Polyethylene tube
- Prevents flavor permeation
- Works well with pungent flavors
- Lightweight
- Very flexible
- Allows quick flavor changeovers without taste transfers
Tubing is sold by the foot, or 100 FT Roll.
Example: QTY 10 = 10 Feet
PE Tubing, also known as polyethylene tubing, serves as a reliable option for beverage lines in draft systems used by homebrewers, pro brewers, winemakers, and others. This NSF-approved tubing features a 1/8-inch inner diameter and 1/4-inch outer diameter, with a 6.5mm outer dimension, making it suitable for connecting components without leaks or contamination.
Addressing Flavor Challenges in Beverage Systems
One common issue in draft setups involves flavors lingering from previous uses, which can affect the taste of beer, wine, or kombucha. PE Tubing helps solve this by preventing flavor permeation, ensuring that pungent flavors do not transfer between batches. For instance, if a brewer switches from a hoppy IPA to a light lager, this tubing keeps tastes separate, reducing waste and maintaining quality in every pour.
User Applications in Craft Beverages
Its lightweight and flexible nature allows for easy installation with Duotight and other brands of Quick Push Fittings, supporting quick changeovers in busy environments like breweries or coffee roaster setups. Per manufacturer specs on sites like kegoutlet.com, this tubing meets food safety standards, making it a solid choice for handling liquids without risks.
- NSF Approved
- Prevents Flavor Permeation
- I.D. 1/8" (3mm ID)
- O.D. 1/4" (6.5mm OD)
- Working Pressure at 70°F: 150
- NSF 51 & 61 Certified, Approved by FDA and Major Breweries
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