Fractional Metal Tubing

Fractional Metal Tubing

Fractional tubing is used in medical device applications that require corrosion resistance and good strength. It is normally available in commercial ratings such as ASTM-A-269, ROHS, Mil-T-8504 and ASM-5570.

Our fractional tubing offerings start at 1/32″ OD and are generally stocked in 304 and 316 stainless steels but are also available in many other metals and alloys in a variety of specifications. It is typically stocked in the annealed temper condition and is available as welded tubing (welded and drawn) or seamless tubing. We also have in-house capabilities to produce custom sizes and hold the chemical composition of the starting specification to reduce lead times.

Standard Materials

Grade Material
304
Stainless Steel Tubing
304L
Stainless Steel Tubing
316 
Stainless Steel Tubing
Other Grades Call for Availability of Other Stainless Steel Tubing Alloys

Fractional Tubing Tolerances

  F1-Standard Tol F2-Close Tol
Tube Size OD (Inches) Tolerance OD (Inches) Tolerance Wall (%) Tolerance OD (Inches) Tolerance Wall (%)
Less than 3/32 (.0938”)
±.005”
±15% +.002/-.000 ±10%
3/32 to < 3/16 (.1875”)
±.005”
±15% +.003/-.000 ±10%
3/16 to < 1/2 (.500”) ±.005” ±15% +.004/-.000 ±10%
1/2 to < 1-1/2 (1.500”)
±.005” ±10% +.005/-.000 ±10%
1-1/2 to < 3-1/2
±.010” ±10% n/a n/a

Complete Offerings and Specifications

Please call +1 800-255-8823 (+1 800-ALL-TUBE) or request a quote for custom orders, products not available in our online store, custom lengths and large quantities.

 

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