Cobetter, ST8HX150N, Lifemeta™ ST8H High Pressure Silicone Tubing 15m/pk

Check this product with a package size of ID 5/8"(15.9mm) x OD 7/8"(22.2mm) x Wall 3.2mm - 184# / 15 m / Without Logo on Iright. Cobetter Lifemeta™ ST8H high pressure silicone tubing is a high-quality, cost-effective fluid transfer solution. It can be used to increase the flow rate during the production process and reduce the liquid transfer time. ST8H high pressure silicone tubing is the optimal choice for single-use applications such as TFF, virus filtration, inline integrity testing of filtration assemblies, and high volume fluid transfer.
Specifications

Brand
Tubing Brand
Lifemeta™ ST8H
Physical Properties
Color
Translucent
Material
Silicone (Platinum-Cured)
Length
15m
Durometer Hardness (Shore A)
82 ± 5
Burst Strength
0.6-1.6 MPa
Vacuum Resistance
>80 kPa
Temperature Range
-51 °C to 232 °C
Biological Safety
Endotoxins
<0.25 EU/ml
Bio-compatibility
Meet the requirement of USP<87> In Vitro Cytotoxicity Test;Meet the criteria of the USP<88> Biological Reactivity Test for Class VI-121°C plastics.
Sterilization Option
Gamma-irradiation
25-45 kGy in a sterile package and can not be re-sterilized
Autoclave(121°C)
25 cycles, 30min
Package
Pack Size
1/pk
Delivery Condition
Nonsterile
Packaging
Coil packaged in double PE bag
Features
Allows for processing at higher flow rate
Full vacuum capabilities on most sizes
Flexible, translucent and durable
Excellent resistance to compression set
Good kink resistance
Less particle shedding when cutting
Applications
TFF
Virus filtering
Online integrity testing of filter components
High volume fluid transfer
Laboratory fluid transfer applications
Single-use tubing assemblies
Regulatory Compliance
Particulate matter in the product eluent meets the requirements in USP <788> for large volume parenterals.
Aqueous extraction contains < 0.25 EU/mL as determined by Amebocyte Lysate, USP <85>.
Meet the requirement of USP <87> In Vitro Biological Reactivity Test.
Meet the criteria of the USP <88> Biological Reactivity Test for Class VI plastics.
Meet the requirement of ISO 10993-4 In Vitro Hemolytic Test.
The fluid contact component materials meet the FDA Indirect Food Additive requirements cited in 21 CFR 177–182.
Products do not contain animal derived components and are free from TSE risk.
These products are manufactured in a facility which adheres to ISO™ 9001:2015 Practices. Q: What's the application of STS platinum-cured silicone tubing?
Cobetter STS platinum-cured silicone tubing is designed to facilitate fluid transfer in many pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical applications.
Q: How many internal diameters are available for platinum-cured tubings?
Cobetter STS platinum-cured silicone tubing is available in 7 different internal diameters ranging from 1/8" (3mm) to 3/4" (19mm).
Q: What's the sterility method?
Gamma irradiation and autoclave.
Q: Cobetter’s custom tubing assemblies are non-sterile, can customers sterilize it by themselves?
1. Yes, customers can sterilize only the tubing assemblies and the connectors, excluding any bags.
2. When customers sterilize the connectors and tubing, all ports should be opened, such as connector plugs and blind caps on clamps. After sterilization is completed, they can be connected and used.
3. Especially attention shall be taken that you will need to add an additional cable tie to offset the leakage risk caused by the high-temperature deformation of the original cable tie after off-line sterilization.
Q: What is the recommended length to be reserved for thermoplastic tubing for aseptic connection and aseptic sealing?
Cobetter's aseptic connection machine and aseptic sealing machine can achieve aseptic connection and disconnection in general environments. It is recommended to reserve a length of 15cm for each connection and disconnection.
Q: Can silicone tubing and pump tubing be used for organic solvent solutions?
Silicone tubing is not resistant to organic solvents.
For pump tubing, we need to confirm specific details of the process, such as pipe diameter, operating pressure, duration of use, and the acidity/alkalinity of the fluid being pumped. If organic solvents are involved, it is recommended not to choose silicone tubing and instead opt for pump tubing that is resistant to organic solvents.
Q: Will a single-use system that has been irradiated have any impact on the product? Can irradiation residues be detected in the irradiated items?
No. The irradiation dose is validated to ensure sterilization effectiveness. Moreover, the irradiation process only involves energy absorption and does not involve direct contact with the radiation source. Therefore, there are no issues of irradiation residues in the disposable system.
Q: Are the integrity testing of bags and tubings conducted together?
The pressure resistance of the bags and tubings is different. The bag can withstand a pressure of 0.02 kg. For the bag, we apply a gas pressure of around 0.015 bar or 0.02 bar after clamping with bag clamps. After a certain period, we measure the pressure decay. The tubing and fittings can withstand pressure of up to approximately 2 bar, and we apply a pressure of 1.6 or 1.7 bar to measure the pressure decay.
Q: How do the drawings correspond to the product packaging?
Each product shown on a drawing represents the product within one package. If separate packaging or simultaneous use of multiple products is required, they can be split/integrated into a single drawing.