Rubber tube Avalable in 5 different color. Different resistance base on different od & id and thickness. Maximum length 20 meter or pre cut as per customer request. Each roll packed in poly bag.
Rubber tubes are flexible hollow cylinders designed for fluid transfer, pressure applications, or protective conduits in industrial and medical settings. Available in multiple colors and configurations, these tubes accommodate varying internal and external diameters (ID/OD) and wall thicknesses to suit specific performance requirements. Standard lengths reach up to 20 meters per roll, with custom pre-cut lengths available upon request to optimize logistics and reduce waste.
Sourced directly from Malaysia-based manufacturers, these tubes are produced under controlled conditions to ensure consistent quality and material performance. The product line supports diverse applications, from medical device assemblies to general industrial fluid handling, offering a balance of flexibility, durability, and chemical resistance. Surface finishes are smooth and uniform, enhancing compatibility with fittings and connectors.
Each roll is individually packaged in a sealed poly bag to protect against moisture, dust, and contamination during transit and storage. This packaging method preserves tube integrity and simplifies handling in warehouses and production environments. Custom branding or labeling options may be available depending on volume and supplier capabilities.
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Compared to silicone tubes, this rubber grade offers higher abrasion resistance and lower cost per meter for standard IDs/ODs. Relative to PVC tubes, it provides superior flexibility and temperature tolerance but may require additional fittings for sealing.
Pricing scales with minimum order quantity (MOQ) and volume tiers. Smaller batches incur higher per-unit costs due to setup and handling. Request a detailed quote based on your ID/OD, length, and color specifications.
Medical Rubber Products Sdn Bhd is a Malaysia-based manufacturer specializing in custom rubber extrusions and tubing for medical and industrial markets. With in-house compounding and extrusion capabilities, the company serves OEMs and distributors globally.
The supplier holds ISO 13485 certification for medical-grade products and adheres to GMP practices. Production is supported by a quality management system that includes incoming material inspection, in-process monitoring, and final testing for dimensional accuracy and surface quality.
Shelf life depends on the rubber compound and storage conditions. Most standard rubber tubes last 2 - 5 years when stored in cool, dry environments away from ozone, UV light, and chemicals. Confirm with the supplier for compound-specific guidance.
Yes, many of our rubber tubes are compatible with ethylene oxide (EtO), gamma radiation, or autoclave sterilization. Sterilization compatibility must be confirmed with the supplier based on the specific compound and intended use.
Standard rubber tubes typically operate between -40°C and +100°C. High-temperature or specialty compounds may extend this range. Confirm the exact operating temperature with the supplier for your material grade.
Some rubber compounds are FDA-compliant or EU 10/2011 compliant for food contact. Compliance depends on the formulation. Ask the supplier for a material safety data sheet (MSDS) and relevant certifications.
Store in a cool, dry place with low humidity and away from direct sunlight or ozone-generating equipment. Keep tubes on pallets or racks to avoid ground moisture and deformation. Avoid stacking heavy loads on top of rolls.
Yes, custom color matching is available for orders above the base MOQ. Request a color sample or digital proof from the supplier before finalizing your order to ensure accuracy.
The minimum bend radius is typically 5 times the outer diameter (OD) of the tube. Bending tighter than this may cause kinking or reduced flow. Confirm the exact bend radius with the supplier for your specific tube dimensions.
Reinforced rubber tubes are available upon request for applications requiring higher pressure resistance. Ask the supplier about braided or spiral-wound options and their compatibility with your system.