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FOOD & BEVERAGE

CHEMICAL

PHARMACEUTICAL & COSMETIC

SPECIALTY

MANDREL BUILT HOSE FOR SPECIALIZED INDUSTRIES AND APPLICATIONS

CRP Industrial is your GO-TO source for specialty hose.WITH ALMOST 40 YEARS IN THE HOSE BUSINESS, CRP UNDERSTANDS THE CHALLENGES AND NEEDS OF CUSTOMERS ACROSS ALL INDUSTRIES.

TABLE OF CONTENTSTHE CRP INDUSTRIAL LINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

FOOD & BEVERAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

CHEMICAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

PHARMACEUTICAL & COSMETIC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

SPECIALTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

FITTINGS & ACCESSORIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

GUIDELINES FOR CLEANING AND SANITIZING FOOD HOSE . . . . 54

Cranbury, NJ

Tabor City, NC

Puebla, Mexico

CRP INDUSTRIAL IS PROUD TO OFFERA HIGH QUALITY LINEOF FLUID TRANSFER HOSE.CRP Industrial is proud to offer a complete line of hose for a wide variety of industries including dairy, brewery, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and petroleum.

We take enormous pride in our ability to listen and communicate with our customers — and in understanding exactly what they need. No matter what the issue, our highly trained customer service staff stands ready to solve any request. Because of our commitment, CRP has built a lengthy list of high profile clients.

At CRP, we pay great attention to the products we carry, the people we work with, and the way in which we conduct business. In fact, quality, service, and trust are the greatest attributes we offer. These qualities don’t have a SKU and they can’t be pulled off some warehouse shelf.

QUALITY CONTROLCRP is ISO 9001:2015 certified, so customers can rest assured that we have a quality management system in place that delivers service satisfaction from start to finish. Additionally, select hoses meet all applicable government food-safety standards.

PROMPT TURNAROUNDFor many of our customers, a speedy response is crucial. Fortunately, due to our vast selection of stock hose types and fittings, our turnaround time for orders is typically 24 to 48 hours. Of course, if time is of the essence, we may even be able to ship same day.

TOP-NOTCH SERVICEA proud NAHAD member, CRP has been an expert in hose assembly fabrication for almost 40 years. Led by a team of extraordinary customer service representatives, we excel at understanding and meeting the needs of all our customers — and can even develop a custom-built product based on your specifications.

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CRP Industrial Food & Beverage hoses are the choice of experts with a taste for the best.Featuring new Armored Thermoplastic Covers. Built from the core out on a proprietary rigid mandrel frame, CRP Industrial hoses for the Food & Beverage industry incorporate liners, plies, and covers chosen specifically for each individual application. All are phthalates-free and meet every applicable government food-safety standard in the US, Europe, and Japan — including a 3A Sanitary Standard Class II rating.

Here are just a few benefits designed into CRP Industrial Food & Beverage hoses:

• Abrasion Resistant Cover (non-marking in many cases) lasts longer • Flexible design permits optimum bend radius for easier routing • Easy to clean glossy cover and smooth bore tube • Mold resistant

CRP Industrial has been offering high-quality industrial hose for almost 40 years and is the leading choice of many Food & Beverage makers in the NAFTA market.

For details, call CRP’s US headquarters at 800.526.4066.

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Cleanability Bacteria and Microbe Resistant Cover

Corrugations Prevent Pooling

Ideal for CIP

Easy to Clean

Durability Abrasion Resistant Cover

Chemical and Oil Resistant Cover

Handling Flexible and Lightweight Design

Ergonomic Features

Easy to Slide

Appearance Ozone Resistance to Prevent Premature Aging

UV Resistance to Hold Color

Retains Original Appearance

Selection Variety of Liners, Designs, and Colors

Specialized for Specific Applications

Workhorses for Many Applications

Armored ThermoplAsTic cover

PRODUCT FEATURES

Food & Beverage

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Butyl

9680 Series

Suction and delivery hose for transfer of food and beverage products. Well suited for wine and spirits.

Technical Characteristics:

Temperature Range: -40ºC / +120ºC (-40ºF / +248ºF)

Dimensional Tolerance: ISO1307

Vacuum: 0.9 bar (13 psi)

Inside Diameter Outside Diameter Vacuum Working Pressure Burst Pressure Weight Bend Radius

mm in mm in bar psi bar psi bar psi kg/m lbs/ft mm in

19 0.75 31 1.22 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.71 0.48 60 2.36

25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.87 0.58 85 3.35

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.34 0.90 150 5.91

51 2.00 64 2.52 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.72 1.15 210 8.27

63.5 2.50 78.5 3.09 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.59 1.74 265 10.43

76 3.00 91 3.58 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 3.04 2.04 320 12.60

102 4.00 118 4.65 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 4.25 2.85 430 16.93

Hose Construction:Tube: Bromobutyl (BIIR), white, phthalates free, complies with 1907/2006/CE (REACH), FDA 21

CFR 177.2600, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE, 3A Sanitary Standard Class II

Reinforcement: Synthetic plies, Galvanized wire helices

Cover: Smooth, abrasion resistant rubber cover

Color Options:

Sterilization: See cleaning and sterilizing guidelines for food and beverage hose.

Nitrile

9580 Series

Suction and delivery hose for transfer of oil and fatty products. Ideally suited for dairy applications.







19 0.75 31 1.22 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.74 0.5 60 2.36

25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.91 0.61 85 3.35

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.94 0.94 150 5.91

51 2.00 64 2.52 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.21 1.21 210 8.27

63.5 2.50 78.5 3.09 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.81 1.81 265 10.43

76 3.00 91 3.58 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.12 2.12 320 12.60

102 4.00 118 4.65 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.96 2.96 430 16.93

Hose Construction:Tube: Nitrile (NBR), white, phthalates free, complies with 1907/2006/CE (REACH), FDA 21 CFR

177.2600, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE, 3A Sanitary Standard Class II



Color Options:



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EPDM

9880 Series

Premium grade suction and delivery hose designed for wide range of food and beverage products.







19 0.75 31 1.22 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.74 0.50 60 2.36

25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.91 0.61 85 3.35

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.94 0.94 150 5.91

51 2.00 64 2.52 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.21 1.21 210 8.27

63.5 2.50 78.5 3.09 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.81 1.81 265 10.43

76 3.00 91 3.58 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.12 2.12 320 12.60

102 4.00 118 4.65 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.96 2.96 430 16.93

Hose Construction:Tube: EPDM, white, phthalates free, tested in compliance with 1907/2006/CE (REACH)

Meets FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE, 3A Sanitary Standard Class II



Color Options:


Butyl Crush Resistant

8110 Series

Premium food and beverage hose featuring low permeation. This hose features synthetic helices that allow the hose to rebound.







38 1.50 54 2.13 0.7 10 10 150 30 450 1.45 0.97 170 6.69

51 2.00 67 2.64 0.7 10 10 150 30 450 1.84 1.23 240 9.44

63.5 2.50 81.5 3.21 0.7 10 10 150 30 450 2.48 1.66 310 12.20

76 3.00 94 3.70 0.7 10 10 150 30 450 2.90 1.94 380 14.96



Reinforcement: Synthetic plies, Thermoplastic helices


Color Options:



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Nitrile Crush Resistant

8310 Series

Premium dairy hose for fatty or oily products. This hose features synthetic helices that allow the hose to re-bound.







38 1.50 54 2.13 0.7 10 10 150 30 450 1.58 1.06 170 6.69

51 2.00 67 2.64 0.7 10 10 150 30 450 2.00 1.34 240 9.44

63.5 2.50 81.5 3.21 0.7 10 10 150 30 450 2.70 1.81 310 12.20

76 3.00 94 3.70 0.7 10 10 150 30 450 3.15 2.11 380 14.96



Reinforcement: Synthetic plies, Thermoplastic helices


Color Options:


Butyl Armored Thermoplastic Cover

8100 Series

Premium grade low permeation extra flexible suction and delivery hose for the food and beverage industry. Features easy to clean, abrasion resistant cover.


Temperature Range: -40ºC /+120ºC (-40ºF / +248ºF)





25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.82 0.55 70 2.76

38 1.50 51.5 2.03 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.23 0.82 80 3.15

51 2.00 66 2.60 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.90 1.27 100 3.94

64 2.50 78.5 3.09 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.30 1.54 130 5.12

76 3.00 92 3.62 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.90 1.94 150 5.91

102 4.00 118 4.65 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 3.78 2.53 250 9.84

Hose Construction:Tube: Bromobutyl (BIIR), white, phthalates free, tested in compliance with 1907/2006/CE

(REACH)Meets FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE, 3A Sanitary Standard Class II


Cover: Wide corrugated, low friction UHMW cover. Non-marking, abrasion, chemical and microbe resistant.

Color Options:



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Butyl Armored Thermoplastic Cover HD

8120 Series

Premium grade heavy duty low permeation extra flexible suction and delivery hose for the food and beverage industry. Features easy to clean, abrasion resistant cover.







25 1.00 39 1.52 0.9 13 17 250 62 900 0.90 0.60 105 4.13

38 1.50 53 2.09 0.9 13 17 250 62 900 1.30 0.87 120 4.72

51 2.00 68 2.66 0.9 13 17 250 62 900 1.99 1.34 150 5.91

64 2.50 81 3.19 0.9 13 17 250 62 900 2.61 1.75 195 7.68

76 3.00 94 3.72 0.9 13 17 250 62 900 3.26 2.19 225 8.86

102 4.00 121 4.75 0.9 13 17 250 62 900 4.23 2.84 375 14.76

Hose Construction:Tube: Bromobutyl (BIIR), white, phthalates free, tested in compliance with 1907/2006/CE

(REACH)Meets FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE, 3A Sanitary Standard Class II



Color Options:


Nitrile Armored Thermoplastic Cover

8300 Series

Premium grade suction and delivery hose specialized for fatty food products. Ideally suited for milk and dairy applications. Features easy to clean, abrasion resistant cover.







25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.81 0.54 70 2.76

38 1.50 51.5 2.03 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.23 0.82 80 3.15

51 2.00 66 2.60 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.90 1.27 100 3.94

64 2.50 78.5 3.09 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.31 1.54 130 5.12

76 3.00 92 3.62 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.91 1.94 150 5.91

102 4.00 118 4.65 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 3.80 2.53 250 9.84

Hose Construction:Tube: Nitrile (NBR), white, phthalates free, tested in compliance with 1907/2006/CE (REACH)




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EPDM Armored Thermoplastic Cover

8400 Series

Premium grade suction and delivery hose specialized for a wide range of food and beverage products. Features easy to clean, abrasion resistant cover.







25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.81 0.54 70 2.76

38 1.50 51.5 2.03 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.23 0.82 80 3.15

51 2.00 66 2.60 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.90 1.27 100 3.94

64 2.50 78.5 3.09 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.31 1.54 130 5.12

76 3.00 92 3.62 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.91 1.94 150 5.91

102 4.00 118 4.65 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 3.80 2.53 250 9.84





Color Options:


SRT Butyl

8170 Series

Premium suction and delivery hose for transfer of food and beverage products with low permeability tube well suited for wine and spirits.






38 1.50 - - 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.23 0.82 80 3.15

51 2.00 - - 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.62 1.09 100 3.94

63.5 2.50 - - 0.8 11.5 10 150 30 450 1.97 1.32 130 5.12

76 3.00 - - 0.8 11.5 10 150 30 450 2.57 1.72 150 5.91

102 4.00 - - 0.7 10 10 150 30 450 3.37 2.26 200 7.87



Reinforcement: Synthetic plies, External thermoplastic helix

Cover: Corrugated rubber cover with thermoplastic helix

Color Options:



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SRT Nitrile

8370 Series

Lightweight and flexible tank transfer hose designed for fatty and oily food products. Well suited for dairies.






38 1.50 - - 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.21 0.81 80 3.15

51 2.00 - - 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.62 1.09 100 3.94

63.5 2.50 - - 0.8 11.5 10 150 30 450 1.96 1.31 130 5.12

76 3.00 - - 0.8 11.5 10 150 30 450 2.37 1.59 150 5.91

102 4.00 - - 0.7 10 10 150 30 450 3.06 2.05 200 7.87



Reinforcement: Synthetic plies, External thermoplastic helix


Color Options:


Distillery

8280 Series

Suction and delivery hose for transfer of food and beverage products. Specially designed for high alcohol concentrations or aggressive cleaning procedures.







25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 16 250 48 750 0.87 0.58 85 3.35

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 16 250 48 750 1.34 0.90 150 5.91

51 2.00 64 2.52 0.9 13 16 250 48 750 1.72 1.15 210 8.27

63.5 2.50 81 3.19 0.9 13 16 250 48 750 3.06 2.05 265 10.43

76 3.00 93 3.66 0.9 13 16 250 48 750 3.50 2.35 320 12.60

102 4.00 119 4.69 0.9 13 16 250 48 750 4.78 3.20 430 16.93

Hose Construction:Tube: UHMW, clear, phthalates free, complies with 1907/2006/CE (REACH), FDA 21 CFR




Color Options:



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Distillery Armored Thermoplastic Cover

8200 Series

Specialized low permeation suction and delivery hose for the food and beverage industry. Developed for distilleries and food and beverage sites with aggressive cleaning procedures.




Vacuum 0.9 bar (13 psi)



25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.80 0.54 100 3.94

38 1.50 50 1.97 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.14 0.76 150 5.91

51 2.00 65 2.56 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.81 1.21 200 7.87

64 2.50 77.5 3.05 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.19 1.47 260 10.24

76 3.00 91 3.58 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 2.81 1.88 350 13.78

102 4.00 117 4.61 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 3.67 2.46 500 19.69

Hose Construction:Tube: UHMWPE, white, phthalates free, tested in compliance with 1907/2006/CE (REACH)


Reinforcement: Synthetic plies, Galvanized wire helices, Antistatic copper wire


Color Options:


FDA Washdown

9890 Series

Food grade washdown hose. Designed for cleaning and sanitizing equipment with a mix of hot water and steam.






10 0.39 20 0.79 6 90 20 300 60 900 0.29 0.19 - -

13 0.50 23 0.91 6 90 20 300 60 900 0.35 0.23 - -

19 0.75 31 1.22 6 90 20 300 60 900 0.60 0.40 - -

25 1.00 39.5 1.56 6 90 20 300 60 900 0.93 0.62 - -

38 1.50 54 2.13 6 90 20 300 60 900 1.47 0.98 - -

51 2.00 68 2.68 6 90 20 300 60 900 2.03 1.36 - -



Reinforcement: Synthetic plies


Color Options:



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Hot Oil Hose

8389 Series

Premium grade suction and delivery hose designed for hot oil. This is developed specially for hot oil filter machines.







13 0.50 24 0.94 0.9 13 16 250 48 750 0.45 0.39 60 2.36

19 0.75 31 1.22 0.9 13 16 250 48 750 0.70 0.47 85 3.35

Hose Construction:Tube: HNBR, white, phthalates free, tested in compliance with 1907/2006/CE (REACH)



Cover: Smooth, oil resistant rubber cover

Color Options:


Dryfood

9402 Series

Suction and delivery hose for transfer of dry food particulates and powders. Designed to safely dissipate static electrical buildup.







51 2.00 66 2.60 0.9 13 6 90 18 270 1.93 1.29 300 11.81

76 3.00 92 3.62 0.9 13 6 90 18 270 3.25 2.18 450 27.72

102 4.00 118 4.65 0.9 13 6 90 18 270 4.47 2.99 600 23.62

127 5.00 145 5.71 0.9 13 6 90 18 270 5.80 3.89 750 29.53

152 6.00 171 6.73 0.9 13 6 90 18 270 7.59 5.09 950 37.40

Hose Construction:Tube: Nitrile (NBR), white, antistatic (R<109 Ω/m), complies with 1907/2006/CE (REACH), FDA

21 CFR 177.2600, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE


Cover: Smooth, black, abrasion resistant rubber cover

Color Options:


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Tufluor® Evolution

7980 Series

Top of the line suction and delivery hose for food and beverage, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries. Superb resistance to cleaning and sanitizing procedures.







13 0.50 25 1.00 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 0.51 0.34 75 2.95

19 0.75 31 1.22 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 0.66 0.44 110 4.33

25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 0.81 0.54 150 5.91

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 1.35 0.90 240 9.45

50 1.97 66 2.60 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 2.06 1.38 320 12.60

Hose Construction:Tube: PTFE, clear/white, coextruded virgin material, complies with 1907/2006/CE (REACH),

FDA 21 CFR 177.1550, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE, USP Class VI, ISO 10993 Sections 5, 10, 11:2009



Color Options:


CRP Industrial Chemical hoses are a leading choice for chemical applications.Built from the core out on a proprietary rigid mandrel frame, CRP Industrial hoses for the chemical industries incorporate liners, plies, and covers chosen specifically for each application. Liners are available in PTFE, EPDM, Nitrile, Viton, and UHMW. The fully conductive hoses are conductive through both tube and cover as well as utilizing a static wire.

Here are just a few benefits designed into CRP Industrial Chemical hoses:

• Ozone Resistant Cover (abrasion resistant in many cases) lasts longer • Flexible hoses allow for easier routing • Choice of liners specific to applications

CRP Industrial has been offering high-quality industrial hose for almost 40 years and is the leading choice of many chemical companies in the NAFTA market.


Chemical

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Fuel

9782 Series

Suction and delivery hose for oil and petroleum prod-ucts with aromatic content up to 50%. Conductive hose tested and certified for use in Atex areas (Ex-Zone).







19 0.75 31 1.22 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.69 0.46 65 2.56

25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.85 0.57 90 3.54

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 1.42 0.95 155 6.10

51 2.00 67 2.64 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.22 1.49 215 8.46

63.5 2.50 79.5 3.13 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 3.05 2.04 275 10.83

76 3.00 92 3.62 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 3.58 2.40 330 12.99

102 4.00 118 4.65 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 4.64 3.11 450 17.72

Hose Construction:Tube: Nitrile (NBR) 1, Black, Conductive (Type Ω/T)

Reinforcement: Synthetic plies, Galvanized steel wire helices, Antistatic copper wire


Color Options:

Fuel Corrugated

9702 Series

Corrugated suction and delivery hose for oil and petroleum products with aromatic content up to 50%. Conductive hose tested and certified for use in Atex areas (Ex-Zone).


Temperature Range: -30ºC /+100ºC (-22ºF / +212ºF)





38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 1.39 0.93 125 4.92

51 2.00 67 2.64 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 2.13 1.43 180 7.09

63.5 2.50 79.5 3.13 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 2.71 1.82 230 9.06

76 3.00 92 3.62 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 3.22 2.16 280 11.02

102 4.00 118 4.65 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 4.46 2.99 400 15.75



Cover: Wide corrugated, abrasion resistant CR cover

Color Options:


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SRT Fuel

9772 Series

Lightweight and flexible tank transfer hose designed for oil and petroleum products with aromatic content up to 50%.


Temperature Range: -30ºC /+100ºC (-22ºF/+212ºF)

Dimensional Tolerance: EN12115



38 1.50 - - 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.17 0.78 80 3.15

51 2.00 - - 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 1.57 1.05 100 3.94

63.5 2.50 - - 0.8 11.5 10 150 30 450 1.90 1.27 130 5.12

76 3.00 - - 0.8 11.5 10 150 30 450 2.30 1.54 150 5.91

102 4.00 - - 0.7 10 10 150 30 450 2.97 1.99 200 7.87


Reinforcement: Synthetic plies, External thermoplastic helix, Antistatic copper wire


Color Options:

EPDM Chem

9802 Series

Suction and delivery hose for a wide variety of industrial chemicals. Fully conductive hose designed for use in Atex areas (Ex-Zone).







25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.81 0.54 90 3.54

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 1.30 0.87 155 6.10

51 2.00 67 2.64 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.16 1.45 215 8.46

63.5 2.50 79.5 3.13 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.86 1.92 275 10.83

76 3.00 92 3.62 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 3.45 2.31 330 12.99

102 4.00 118 4.65 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 4.46 2.99 450 17.72

Hose Construction:Tube: EPDM, Black, Conductive (Type Ω/T)


Cover: Smooth, abrasion resistant EPDM cover

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UHMW Chem FC

8782 Series

Fully conductive suction and delivery hose for a wide variety of industrial chemicals. The thermoplastic tube provides enhanced chemical resistance.







25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.92 0.62 155 6.10

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 1.39 0.93 240 9.45

51 2.00 67 2.64 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.33 1.56 330 12.99

63.5 2.50 79.5 3.13 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 3.09 2.07 415 16.34

76 3.00 92 3.62 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 3.62 2.42 500 19.69

102 4.00 118 4.65 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 4.67 3.13 675 26.57

Hose Construction:Tube: UHMW, clear/black, phthalates free, Conductive (Type Ω/T), complies with 1907/2006/

CE (REACH), FDA 21 CFR 177.1520, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE



Color Options:

Tufluor® PTFE Chem

7952 Series

Top of the line suction and delivery hose for nearly all industrial chemicals. The PTFE tube combines flexibility and purity with elite chemical resistance.







19 0.75 31 1.22 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.70 0.47 130 5.12

25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.86 0.58 170 6.69

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 1.43 0.96 255 10.04

50 1.97 66 2.60 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.08 1.39 330 12.99

63.5 2.50 79.5 3.13 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.96 1.98 430 16.93

75 2.95 91 3.58 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 3.43 2.30 510 20.08

100 3.94 116 4.57 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 4.60 3.08 675 26.57

Hose Construction:Tube: Coextruded virgin PTFE, clear/white, phthalates free, complies with 1907/2006/

CE (REACH), FDA 21 CFR 177.1550, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE, USP Class VI, ISO 10993 Sections 5, 10, 11:2009

Reinforcement: Synthetic plies, Stainless steel wire helices, Antistatic copper wire


Color Options:

Tudertechnica®, Glidetech®, and Tufluor® are registered trademarks of TUBIGOMMA DEREGIBUS S.R.L.

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Tufluor® PTFE Chem FC

7962 Series

Top of the line suction and delivery hose for nearly all industrial chemicals. The PTFE tube combines flexibility and purity with elite chemical resistance. The conductivity allows for safe operation with flammable and explosive materials.







19 0.75 31 1.22 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.70 0.47 130 5.12

25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.86 0.58 170 6.69

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 1.43 0.96 255 10.04

50 1.97 66 2.60 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.08 1.39 330 12.99

63.5 2.50 79.5 3.13 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.96 1.98 430 16.93

75 2.95 91 3.58 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 3.43 2.30 510 20.08

100 3.94 116 4.57 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 4.60 3.08 675 26.57

Hose Construction:Tube: Fully Conductive PTFE, black, Conductive (Type Ω/T) according to EN12115 Standards,

complies with 1907/2006/CE (REACH), FDA 21 CFR 177.1550, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE, USP Class VI, ISO 10993 Sections 5, 10, 11:2009



Color Options:

The beauty of CRP Industrial Pharmaceutical & Cosmetic hoses is more than skin deep.Built from the core out on a proprietary rigid mandrel frame, CRP Industrial hoses for the Pharmaceutical & Cosmetic industries incorporate liners, plies, and covers chosen specifically for each individual application. Liners are available in UHMW, PTFE, PFA; plus the Platinum-Cured Silicone liner in our silicone series of hoses. Select hoses are designed for applications where static electricity can build up, helping avoid dangerous discharges.

Here are a few benefits designed into CRP Industrial Pharmaceutical & Cosmetic hoses:

• Ozone Resistant Cover (abrasion resistant in many cases) lasts longer • Flexible hoses allow for easier routing • Choice of liners specific to applications

CRP Industrial has been offering high-quality industrial hose for almost 40 years and is the leading choice of many pharmaceutical and cosmetic makers in the NAFTA market.


Pharmaceutical & Cosmetic



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Silicone

9000 Series

Platinum cured silicone suction and delivery hose designed for pharmaceutical and cosmetic applications. Features high flexibility, high purity, and extraordinary temperature resistance. Manufactured in an ISO class 8 cleanroom.



Dimensional Tolerance: ISO 1307




13 0.50 24 0.94 0.9 13 15 225 45 675 0.46 0.31 60 2.36

19 0.75 30 1.18 0.9 13 13 195 39 585 0.60 0.40 80 3.15

25 1.00 36 1.42 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.73 0.49 100 3.94

38 1.50 50 1.97 0.9 13 7 105 21 315 1.21 0.81 155 6.10

51 2.00 64 2.52 0.9 13 6 90 18 270 1.56 1.05 210 8.27

63.5 2.50 78.5 3.09 0.9 13 5 75 15 225 2.32 1.55 260 10.24

76 3.00 90 3.54 0.9 13 4 60 12 180 2.72 1.82 310 12.20

Hose Construction:Tube: Silicone, clear, manufactured in an ISO class 8 cleanroom, tested in compliance with

1907/2006/CE (REACH). Meets FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, Euro-pean Reglement 1935/2004/CE, 3A Sanitary Standard Class II, USP Class VI, ISO10993 Sections 5, 10, 11:2009

Reinforcement: Synthetic plies, Stainless steel helices

Cover: Smooth, translucent silicone cover

Color Options:

Silicone/D

9010 Series

Platinum cured silicone delivery only hose designed for pharmaceutical and cosmetic applications. Features high flexibility, high purity, and extraordinary temperature resistance. Manufactured in an ISO class 8 cleanroom.






13 0.50 25 1.00 - - 15 225 45 675 0.41 0.27 - -

19 0.75 31 1.22 - - 13 195 39 585 0.55 0.37 - -

25 1.00 37 1.46 - - 10 150 30 450 0.68 0.46 - -

38 1.50 50 1.97 - - 7 105 21 315 0.96 0.64 - -

51 2.00 63 2.48 - - 6 90 18 270 1.24 0.83 - -

63.5 2.50 76.5 3.01 - - 5 75 15 225 1.68 1.13 - -

76 3.00 89 3.50 - - 4 60 12 180 1.98 1.33 - -


1907/2006/CE (REACH). Meets FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE, 3A Sanitary Standard Class II, USP Class VI, ISO10993 Sections 5, 10, 11:2009



Color Options:


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Tufluor® PTFE Pharm

7959 Series

Top of the line suction and delivery hose for nearly all pharmaceutical and cosmetic applications. The PTFE tube combines flexibility and purity with elite chemical resistance.







19 0.75 31 1.22 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.70 0.47 130 5.12

25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.86 0.58 170 6.69

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 1.43 0.96 255 10.04

50 1.97 66 2.60 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.08 1.39 330 12.99

63.5 2.50 79.5 3.13 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.96 1.98 430 16.93

75 2.95 91 3.58 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 3.43 2.30 510 20.08

100 3.94 116 4.57 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 4.60 3.08 675 26.57




Cover: White, abrasion resistant EPDM cover

Color Options:

Tufluor® PTFE Biotech

7967 Series

Top of the line suction and delivery hose for nearly all pharmaceutical and cosmetic applications. The PTFE tube combines flexibility and purity with elite chemical resistance. Features highly cleanable UHMW cover and full conductivity for transfer of flammable materials.







19 0.75 31 1.22 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.70 0.47 130 5.12

25 1.00 37 1.46 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 0.86 0.58 170 6.69

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 1.35 0.90 260 10.04

50 1.97 66 2.60 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.25 1.51 345 13.58

63.5 2.50 79.5 3.13 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 2.90 1.94 440 17.32

75 2.95 91 3.58 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 3.88 2.60 520 20.47

100 3.94 116 4.57 0.9 13 16 250 64 1000 4.60 3.08 675 26.57




Cover: White speckled, low friction UHMW cover. Non-marking, abrasion, chemical, and microbe resistant

Color Options:

Tudertechnica®, Glidetech®, and Tufluor® are registered trademarks of TUBIGOMMA DEREGIBUS S.R.L. Tudertechnica®, Glidetech®, and Tufluor® are registered trademarks of TUBIGOMMA DEREGIBUS S.R.L.


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Glidetech® PTFE Biotech

8767 Series

Top of the line suction and delivery hose for nearly all pharmaceutical and cosmetic applications. The PTFE tube combines flexibility and purity with elite chemical resistance. Features highly cleanable UHMW cover and full conductivity for transfer of flammable materials.







13 0.50 25 0.98 0.9 13 16 235 64 940 0.55 1.21 100 3.94

19 0.75 31 1.22 0.9 13 16 235 64 940 0.72 1.59 130 5.12

25 1.00 37 1.45 0.9 13 16 235 64 940 0.89 1.96 180 7.09

38 1.50 51 2.00 0.9 13 16 235 64 940 1.36 3.00 260 10.24

50 1.97 66 2.60 0.9 13 16 235 64 940 2.48 5.47 330 12.99

63.5 2.50 79.5 3.13 0.9 13 16 235 64 940 3.47 7.65 440 17.32

75 2.95 91 3.58 0.9 13 16 235 64 940 3.98 8.77 520 20.47




Cover: Wide corrugated, white speckled UHMW cover. Non-marking, abrasion, chemical, and microbe resistant

Color Options:

Tufluor® PTFE Sil

9159 Series

Top of the line ultra flexible suction and delivery hose for nearly all industrial chemicals. The PTFE tube combines flexibility and purity with elite chemical resistance.







13 0.50 24 0.94 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 0.47 0.31 45 1.77

19 0.75 30 1.18 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 0.61 0.41 70 2.76

25 1.00 36 1.42 0.9 13 10 150 40 600 0.76 0.51 90 3.54

38 1.50 50 1.97 0.9 13 7 105 28 420 1.26 0.84 140 5.51

50 1.97 62 2.44 0.9 13 7 105 28 420 1.60 1.07 180 7.09

63.5 2.50 79.5 3.13 0.9 13 6 90 24 360 2.69 1.80 320 12.60

75 2.95 91 3.58 0.9 13 5 75 20 300 3.24 2.17 380 14.96




Cover: White silicone cover for extreme flexibility and temperature resistance

Color Options:

Tudertechnica®, Glidetech®, and Tufluor® are registered trademarks of TUBIGOMMA DEREGIBUS S.R.L. Tudertechnica®, Glidetech®, and Tufluor® are registered trademarks of TUBIGOMMA DEREGIBUS S.R.L.

For details, call CRP’s US headquarters at 800.526.4066 37

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CRP Industrial Specialty hoses help keep engines, gearboxes, and production lines running.Built from the core out on a proprietary rigid mandrel frame, CRP Industrial hoses incorporate liners, plies, and covers chosen specifically for each individual application. Liners are available in NBR and Silicone. Other liners are available upon request.

Here are just a few benefits designed into CRP Industrial Specialty hoses:

• Abrasion resistant covers • Integrated static discharge elements in selected hoses • Choice of liners specific to applications

CRP Industrial has been offering high-quality industrial hose for almost 40 years and is the leading choice of many industrial companies in the NAFTA market.


Silicone

8980 Series

Flexible suction and delivery hose used for antifreeze liquid in the wind turbine cooling system.



Dimensional Tolerance: SAE J20R2




13 0.50 21 0.83 0.8 11.6 19 285 57 855 0.38 0.25 60 2.36

19 0.75 29 1.14 0.8 11.6 13 195 39 585 0.49 0.33 80 3.15

25 1.00 35 1.38 0.8 11.6 11 165 33 495 0.62 0.42 110 4.33

38 1.50 48 1.89 0.8 11.6 7 105 21 315 0.94 0.63 150 5.91

50 2.00 61 2.40 0.8 11.6 6 90 18 270 1.25 0.84 200 7.87

63.5 2.50 73.5 2.89 0.8 11.6 5 75 15 225 1.89 1.27 270 10.63

75 3.00 86 3.39 0.8 11.6 4 60 12 180 2.22 1.49 350 13.78

Hose Construction:Tube: Smooth colored silicone, heat and antifreeze resistant


Cover: Smooth silicone cover for extreme flexibility and temperature resistance

Color Options:

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Platinum cured silicone suction and delivery hose designed for specialty applications. Features high flexibility, high purity, and extraordinary temperature resistance. Manufac-tured in an ISO class 8 cleanroom.







13 0.50 24 0.94 0.9 13 15 225 45 675 0.46 0.31 60 2.36

19 0.75 30 1.18 0.9 13 13 195 39 585 0.60 0.40 80 3.15

25 1.00 36 1.42 0.9 13 10 150 30 450 0.73 0.49 100 3.94

38 1.50 50 1.97 0.9 13 7 105 21 315 1.21 0.81 155 6.10

51 2.00 64 2.52 0.9 13 6 90 18 270 1.56 1.05 210 8.27

63.5 2.50 78.5 3.09 0.9 13 5 75 15 225 2.32 1.55 260 10.24

76 3.00 90 3.54 0.9 13 4 60 12 180 2.72 1.82 310 12.20


1907/2006/CE (REACH). Meets FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, Euro-pean Reglement 1935/2004/CE, 3A Sanitary Standard Class II, USP Class VI, ISO10993 Sections 5, 10, 11:2009

Reinforcement: Synthetic plies, Stainless steel helices


Color Options:

Silicone/D

9010 Series

Platinum cured silicone delivery only hose designed for specialty applications. Features high flexibility, high purity, and extraordinary temperature resistance. Manufactured in an ISO class 8 cleanroom.






13 0.50 25 1.00 - - 15 225 45 675 0.41 0.27 - -

19 0.75 31 1.22 - - 13 195 39 585 0.55 0.37 - -

25 1.00 37 1.46 - - 10 150 30 450 0.68 0.46 - -

38 1.50 50 1.97 - - 7 105 21 315 0.96 0.64 - -

51 2.00 63 2.48 - - 6 90 18 270 1.24 0.83 - -

63.5 2.50 76.5 3.01 - - 5 75 15 225 1.68 1.13 - -

76 3.00 89 3.50 - - 4 60 12 180 1.98 1.33 - -


1907/2006/CE (REACH). Meets FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, DM21.03.73 e seguenti, European Reglement 1935/2004/CE, 3A Sanitary Standard Class II, USP Class VI, ISO10993 Sections 5, 10, 11:2009



Color Options:


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9200 Series

Ultra-flexible hose for tight bend connections between radiators and engines. Can replace preformed elbows due to superior flexibility.



Dimensional Tolerance: SAE J20R2 CLASS A




19 0.75 29 1.14 5 75 15 225 0.42 0.28 45 1.77 60 2.36

25 1.00 35 1.38 5 75 15 225 0.53 0.36 50 1.97 80 3.15

38 1.50 49 1.93 5 75 15 225 0.81 0.54 100 3.94 110 4.33

51 2.00 63 2.48 5 75 15 225 1.33 0.89 150 5.91 150 5.91

63.5 2.50 76.5 3.01 5 75 15 225 1.79 1.20 220 8.66 200 7.87

76 3.00 90 3.54 5 75 15 225 2.35 1.58 270 10.63 270 10.63

102 4.00 118 4.65 5 75 15 225 3.50 2.35 400 15.75 350 13.78

Hose Construction:Tube: Smooth colored silicone, heat, and antifreeze resistant


Cover: Square corrugated silicone cover for extreme flexibility and temperature resistance

Color Options:

CRP Industrial hose fittings and accessories CRP Industrial offers a variety of internally expanded and externally crimped fittings for sanitary applications. These fittings reduce the potential for bacterial buildup at the end of the stem and the inner liner of the hose.

The uniform crimp pressure eliminates leaking and off-gassing at the interface between the stem and the hose. Chemical and petrochemical hoses can also benefit from the reduced leak path.

Additional fittings and accessories are available upon request.

CRP Industrial has been offering high-quality industrial hose for almost 40 years and is a leading choice for specialty hose accessories in the NAFTA market.


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1” 100EXTC

1.5” 150EXTC

2” 200EXTC

2.5” 250EXTC

3” 300EXTC

4” 400EXTC

NPT

Expanded


1.5” 150EXNPT

2” 200EXNPT

2.5” 250EXNPT

3” 300EXNPT

4” 400EXNPT

Bevel Seat

Expanded

Hose ID Fitting Part Number Nut Part Number

1.5” 150EXTBF 150EXTBFNUT

2” 200EXTBF 200EXTBFNUT

2.5” 250EXTBF 250EXTBFNUT




1.5” 150EXMIL

2” 200EXMIL

2.5” 250EXMIL

3” 300EXMIL

4” 400EXMIL


1.5” 150EXFIL

2” 200EXFIL

2.5” 250EXFIL

3” 300EXFIL

4” 400EXFIL

DIN

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I-Line, Female

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Hose ID Fitting Part Number Nut Part Number

1.5” 150EXDIN DIN40NUT

2” 200EXDIN DIN50NUT

2.5” 250EXDIN DIN65NUT




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0.75” 075CRTC

1” 100CRTC

1.5” 150CRTC

2” 200CRTC

2.5” 250CRTC

3” 300CRTC

4” 400CRTC

Cam & Groove

Type C


1” 100CRCMLK

1.5” 150CRCMLK

2” 200CRCMLK

2.5” 250CRCMLK

3” 300CRCMLKSS

4” 400CRCMLKSS

Mini Tri-Clamp

Crimped

Hose ID Gasket Part Number

1” 100-G-TES

1.5” 150-G-TES

2” 200-G-TES

2.5” 250-G-TES

3” 300-G-TES

4” 400-G-TES

Hose ID Gasket Part Number

1.5” 150-G-WNE

2” 200-G-WNE

3” 300-G-WNE

4” 400-G-WNE

Cam & Groove

Type E

Cam & Groove Gasket Swap

Food - For Type C C&G Fittings

Cam & Groove Gasket Swap

Pharmaceutical & Chemical - For Type C C&G Fittings


0.5” 050CRMTC

0.75” 075CRMTC


1” 100CRTYPE

1.5” 150CRTYPE

2” 200CRTYPE

2.5” 250CRTYPE

3” 300CRTYPESS

4” 400CRTYPESS


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TCHEMICAL RESISTANCE RATING A = Good Resistance B = Fair Resistance C = Depends On Conditions D = Not Recommended

*This chemical has special transportation requirements. Contact CRP Industries Inc. for further assistance.

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2,4D with 10% Fuel Oil D A D A - A AAcetal (Delrin) B D B D - A AAcetaldehyde* A D A D B A AAcetamide A A A B B A AAcetate Solvents C D A D - A AAcetic Acid, 10% A B A B A A AAcetic Acid, 30% B C A C A A AAcetic Acid, 50% B D A D A A AAcetic Acid, Glacial B D B D B A AAcetic Anhydride B C B D D A AAcetic Ether B D B D C B AAcetone A D A D C A AAcetophenone A D A D D D AAcetyl Chloride D D D B C C AAcetylacetone A D A D - A AAcetylene A A A A B A AAcrylonitrile D D D C D B AAir A A A A A A AAlcohol Aliphatic A B A C B A AAlcohol, Aromatic D C D A - A AAlk-Tri D C D A D B AAllyl Alcohol A B A B - A AAllyl Bromide D D D B D B AAllyl Chloride D B D A D B AAlum A A A A A A AAluminum Acetate A B A C D A AAluminum Chloride A A A A B A AAluminum Fluoride A A A A B A AAluminum Hydroxide A C A B B A AAluminum Nitrate A A A A B A AAluminum Phosphate A A A A B A AAluminum Sulfate A A A A A A AAmmonia Water B C A D B A AAmmonia, Liquid* A C A D B A AAmmonium Carbonate A C A A D A AAmmonium Chloride A A A A C A AAmmonium Hydroxide B C A D B A AAmmonium Metaphosphate A B A C B A AAmmonium Nitrate* A A A D B A AAmmonium Persulfate A D A D D A AAmmonium Phosphate A A A A A A AAmmonium Sulfate A A A C C A AAmmonium Sulfide A A A C D A AAmmonium Sulfite A C A B B A AAmmonium Thiocyanate A C A C B A AAmmonium Thiosulfate A B A B B A AAmyl Acetate B C B C C A AAmyl Acetone B C B C C A AAmyl Alcohol A B A B D A AAmyl Borate D A D A D A AAmyl Chloride D B D A D A AAmyl Chloronaphthalene D C D B D B AAmyl Naphthalene D D D A D B AAmyl Oleate B D B C - A AAmyl Phenol D D D A D A AAnethole D D D B - B A

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Aniline A D C B C A AAniline Dye B D C B C A AAniline Hydrochloride B C C B D A AAnimal Fats B A C A B A AAnimal Grease C A C A B A AAnimal Oils B A C A B A AAnsul Ether C C D C D A AAntifreeze A A A A - A AAntimony Chloride B A C A C A AAntimony Pentachloride C B C A D A AAqua Regia C D C A D C AAromatic Hydrocarbons D C D A D B AArquad A A A A - A AArsenic Acid A A A A A A AArsenic Chloride D B D C D D AAsphalt* D B D A D B AASTM #1 Oil D A D A D A AASTM #2 Oil D B D A D A AASTM #3 Oil D B D A D A AAviation Gasoline D B D A D B ABarium Carbonate A A A A B A ABarium Chloride A A A A A A ABarium Hydroxide A A A A A A ABarium Sulfate A A A A A A ABarium Sulfide A A A A B A ABeer A A A A A A ABeet Sugar Liquors A A A A A A ABenzaldehyde B D A D D A ABenzene D D D A D B ABenzenesulfonic acid D D D A D A ABenzine Solvent D B D A D B ABenzoic Acid B D D A D A ABenzoic Aldehyde B D A D D A ABenzotrichloride D D B D D B ABenzoyl Chloride D D D B D B ABenzyl Acetate B C A C B A ABenzyl Alcohol B D B A B A ABenzyl Chloride D D D B D A ABichromate of Soda A C A C B A ABlack Sulfate Liquor A B A A D A ABlast Furnace Gas B D D A A A ABleach Solutions B D B B C C ABorax A B A A B A ABordeaux Mixture A B A A A A ABoric Acid A A A A A A ABrandy A B A B B A ABrine A B A A A A ABromine D D D A D D ABromine Water D D B D D A ABromobenzene D D D B D B ABunker Oil D A D A B B AButane D A D A D A AButanol A B A A B A AButter A A A A B A AButyl Acetate B D B D D A AButyl Acrylate C D D D C B A

Chemical CompatibilityChart

CHEMICAL RESISTANCE RATING

A Good Resistance This chemical has no or minimal effect on the polymer.

B Fair Resistance This chemical has a small effect on the polymer. Continuous usage, increased temperatures, and high concentrations can negatively affect the polymer.

C Conditional Resistance This chemical is acceptable for intermittent use or specific conditions.

D Minimal Resistance This chemical has significant negative effects on the polymer.

This chemical compatibility chart is meant to be a guide only. The listed compounds are the most common tube materials used by CRP Industries Inc. This reflects the effect on the polymer only. It does not factor additional design requirements into the chemical ratings.

For further assistance in selecting the right product for your application, please contact CRP Industries Inc.

The data compiled from multiple sources is based on application temperature of 70o F (21o C) under normal service conditions.



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*This chemical has special transportation requirements. Contact CRP Industries Inc. for further assistance.*This chemical has special transportation requirements. Contact CRP Industries Inc. for further assistance.

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Butyl Benzene D D D A D A AButyl Bromide D D D B D B AButyl Butyrate B D B B D B AButyl Carbitol A C B B D A AButyl Cellosolve B C B D D A AButyl Chloride C A D A B B AButyl Ether C C C D D A AButyl Ethyl Acetaldehyde C D D D - A AButyl Ethyl Ether C B C D D A AButyl Oleate B D B A D A AButyl Phthalate B D B C B A AButyl Stearate C B D A D A AButylamine C B D D D A AButyraldehyde B D B D D A AButyric Acid B D B C D A AButyric Anhydride A C A C B A ACalcium Acetate A B A C D A ACalcium Bisulfate B A B A - A ACalcium Bisulfite A B A B C A ACalcium Carbonate A A A A A A ACalcium Chloride A A A A A A ACalcium Hydroxide A B A B A A ACalcium Hypochlorite A C A B B B ACalcium Nitrate A A A A B A ACalcium Oxide A A A A A A ACalcium Sulfate A C A B B A ACalcium Sulfide A A A A B A ACalcium Sulfite A A A A A A ACane Sugar Liquors A B A A A A ACarbitol B B B B B A ACarbitol Acetate B D B D - A ACarbolic Acid B D C A D A ACarbon Dioxide A A A A A A ACarbon Disulfide* D D D C D C ACarbon Monoxide B A B A B A ACarbon Tetrachloride D B D A D B ACarbon Tetraflouride D C D A D C ACarbonic Acid A B A A A A ACastor Oil A A B A A A ACaustic Potash A C B C C A ACaustic Soda A B A C B A ACellosolve A D A C D A ACellulose Acetate A D B D D A ACellulube B D B C B A AChina Wood Oil C A D B D A AChlorinated Hydrocarbons D D D A D B AChlorine Dioxide C D C A C B AChlorine Gas* D D D D D D BChlorine Water Solutions D D C C D B AChloroacetic Acid C D B D D A AChloroacetone B D A D D A AChlorobenzene D D D A D B AChlorobutadiene D D D A D B AChlorobutane D B D A B B AChloroethane* C B C A C B AChloroethylene* D D D B - B A

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Chloroform D D D B D B AChloropentane D D D B D A AChlorophenol C D C A C B AChloropropanone B D A D D A AChlorosulfonic Acid D C D D D D AChlorotoluene D D D A D C AChromic Acid D D C A D C ACitric Acid A A A A A A ACoal Oil D A D A D A ACoal Tar* D A D A D A ACoal Tar Naphtha D B D A D A ACobalt Chloride A A A A B A ACoconut Oil B A C A A A ACod Liver Oil A A A A B A ACoke Oven Gas D D D A C C ACopper (I) Cyanide A A A A A A ACopper (I) Sulfide A A A A - A ACopper (II) Arsenate A A A A - A ACopper (II) Chloride A A A A A A ACopper (II) Nitrate A A A A A A ACopper (II) Nitrite A A A A A A ACopper (II) Sulfate B A A A A A ACorn Oil B A C A A A ACottonseed Oil A A C A A A ACreosol B C D A C A ACreosote (Coal Tar) D A D A D A ACreosote (Wood) D A D A D A ACresylic Acid D D D A D A ACrude Oil D A D A D A ACumene D D D A D A ACupric Carbonate A C A A B A ACyclohexane D B D A D A ACyclohexanol D B D A D A ACyclohexanone D D C C D A ACyclopentane D B D A D A ADDT in Kerosene D B D A D A ADecaline D D D A D A ADecane D B D A B A ADecanoic Acid D A D A B A ADetergent Solutions A A A A A A ADiacetone Alcohol A D B D D A ADibenzyl Ether B D B C D A ADibenzylsebacate B D B B C A ADibromobenzene D D D A D B ADibutyl Ether C C C D D A ADibutyl Phthalate B D B C B A ADibutyl Sebacate C D B C B B ADibutylamine D D D D C D ADicalcium Phosphate A A A A A A ADichloroacetic Acid D C D A D A ADichlorobutane D B D A D A ADichlorodifluoromethane C B C B D A ADichloroethane D B D A - C ADichloroethyl Ether D D D C - A ADichloroethylene D C D B - C ADichlorohexane D D D A - A A

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Dichloroisopropyl Ether D D C C D A ADichloromethane D D D B D A ADichloropentane D D D A - A ADieldrin in Xylene D C D C D A ADieldrin in Xylene & Water Spray D C D C D A ADiesel Oil D A D A D B ADiethanolamine A C A C B A ADiethyl Ether* D D D D D A ADiethyl Oxalate B D A B D A ADiethyl Phthalate D B D A - A ADiethyl Phthalate D B D A - A ADiethyl Sebacate A D C B - A ADiethyl Sulfate B D A A B A ADiethylamine A B B D B A ADiethylbenzene D D D A D A ADiethylene Dioxide B D B C - A ADiethylenetriamine A B B C - A ADihydroxyethyl Ether A A A A B A ADiisobutyl Ketone A D A D - A ADiisobutylene D B D A D A ADiisodecyl Adipate A D A C - A ADiisodecyl Phthalate A D A B - A ADiisooctyl Adipate A D A C - A ADiisooctyl Phthalate B D C A C A ADiisopropanol Amine A B A C - A ADiisopropyl Ether D C D C D A ADiisopropyl Ketone B D B D D A ADiisopropylbenzene D C D A - A ADilauryl Ether D C C C - A ADimethyl Benzene D C D A D C ADimethyl Ketone A D A D C A ADimethyl Phenol (DMP) D D D B - B ADimethyl Phthalate A D B C D A ADimethyl Sulfate B D D D - A ADimethyl Sulfide* C D D C - B ADimethylaniline D D B C D B ADimethylformamide (DMF) B D B C B A ADinitrobenzene C D C A D A ADinitrotoluene D D D C D A ADioctyl Adipate (DOA) A D B C - A ADioctyl Phthalate (DOP) B D C A C A ADioctyl Sebacate (DOS) B D B A C A ADioxane B D B D D A ADioxolane C D B C D A ADipentene (Limonene) D C D A D A ADiphenyl (Biphenyl) D D D A D A ADiphenyl Oxide D D D A C A ADipropyl Ketone B D B D - A ADipropylene Glycol A A A A A A ADisodium Phosphate A A A A - A ADivinyl Benzene D D D A - A ADodecyl Benzene D B D A - A ADodecyl Toluene D D D A - A ADowfume W-40, 100% D D C C - B ADow-Per D D D A D A ADowtherm Oil, A & E D D D A - A A

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Dowtherm S.R.I. A A A A - A ADry Cleaning Fluids D C D A D B AEpichlorohydrin* B D B D D B AEthanol A B A B A A AEthers D D D D D B AEthyl Acetate B D B D C B AEthyl Acetoacetate B D B D B A AEthyl Acrylate B D B D B B AEthyl Benzoate C D C A D A AEthyl Butyl Alcohol A A A B - A AEthyl Butyl Ketone B D B D - A AEthyl Cellulose B B B D C A AEthyl Chloride* C B C A C B AEthyl Ether* D D D D D A AEthyl Formate B D B C - A AEthyl Methyl Ketone B D B D D A AEthyl Oxalate B D A B D A AEthyl Propyl Ether D B D C - A AEthyl Propyl Ketone B D B D - A AEthyl Silicate A A A A C A AEthyl Sulfate B D B D - A AEthylbenzene D C D A D A AEthylene D A C A D A AEthylene Bromide D D D B D B AEthylene Chloride C D D B D B AEthylene Dibromide D D C B D B AEthylene Dichloride C D C B D B AEthylene Glycol A A A A A A AEthylene Oxide C D C D D C AEthylene Trichloride D C D A D B AEthylhexanol A A A A B A AEX TRI (Trichlorethylene) D C D A D B AFatty Acids C B C A C A AFerric Bromide A A A A B A AFerric Chloride A A A A B A AFerric Nitrate A A A A C A AFerric Sulfate A A A A B A AFerrous Acetate A D B D - A AFerrous Ammonium Sulfate A C A C B A AFerrous Chloride A A A B B A AFerrous Hydroxide A C B C B A AFerrous Sulfate A C A A B A AFish Oil C B D A A A AFluorine D D D D D D BFluoroboric Acid A A A B A B AFluosilic Acid A A B A D B AFormaldehyde A B B C B A AFormamide A C A C B A AFormic Acid A B A D B A AFreon 10 D B D A D B AFreon 11 D B D B D A AFreon 112 D B D A C A AFreon 113 C A D B D A AFreon 114 A A B A C A AFreon 114B2 D B D B D A AFreon 115 A A A B - A A


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Freon 12 C B C B D A AFreon 13 A B A A D A AFreon 13B1 A A A B D A AFreon 142b B C B C - B AFreon 152a A A A A A A AFreon 21 D D D D - A AFreon 218 A A A B - A AFreon 22 B D B D C A AFreon 32 A A A C - A AFreon 502 A B A B - A AFreon BF D B D A D A -Freon C316 A A A A - A AFreon C318 A A A B - A AFreon MF D B D B D A AFreon TA A A B C C A -Freon TC A A B C D A -Freon TF C A D B D A AFreon TMC B B C A C A AFreon T-P35 A A A A A A -Freon T-WD 602 A B C A C A AFreon31 A D A D - A AFuel Oil D A D A B B AFuel, ASTM A D A D A D A AFuel, ASTM B D B D A D A AFuel, ASTM C D B D A D A AFumaric Acid D A C A B A AFuran C D C D D A AFurfural B D B D D A AFurfuryl Alcohol C D C C D A AGallic Acid C B B A D A AGasoline, Hi-Test D A D A D B AGasoline, Lead Free D A D A D B AGasoline, Reg D A D A D A AGelatin A A A A A A AGluconic Acid A C A B B A AGlucose A A A A A A AGlue B A A C A A AGlycerine (Glycerol) A A A A A A AGlycols A A A A A A AGrease D A D A - A AGreen Liquor A B A B A A AHalowax Oil D D D A D A AHeptachlor in Petroleum Solvents D B D B D A AHeptanal D D C D - A AHeptane D A D A D A AHeptane Carboxylic Acid C C C A - A AHexaldehyde B D B D C A AHexane D A D A D B AHexanol B A B A B A AHexene D B D A D A AHexyl Methyl Ketone A C A D B A AHexylene D B D A D A AHexylene Glycol A A A A B A AHi-Tri (Trichloroethylene) D C D A D B AHydraulic Fluid (Petroleum) D A D A C A AHydraulic Fluid (Phospate Ester Base) A D A B C A A

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Hydraulic Fluid (Poly Alkylene Glycol Base) A A A A - A -Hydrobromic Acid A D A A D B AHydrobromic Acid, 15% B D A A D B AHydrobromic Acid, 37% C D A A D B AHydrobromic Acid, 5% B C A A D A AHydrocyanic Acid A B A A C A AHydrofluoric Acid C D C A D A AHydrofluosilicic Acid A A B A D B AHydrogen Gas* A A A A C A AHydrogen Peroxide, 10% A C A A B A AHydrogen Peroxide, 3% A C A A B A AHydrogen Peroxide, 30% C D C B C A AHydrogen Peroxide, 90% D D C B C B AHydrogen Sulfide* A D A C C B AHydroquinone B C C D B A AHypochlorous Acid B D B C D A AInk Oil (Linseed Oil Base) B A B A A A AInsulating Oil D A D A B A AIodine B C B B C A AIron (II) Acetate A D B D - A AIron (II) Hydroxide A C B C B A AIron (II) Sulfate A C A A B A AIron (II) Sulfide A A A A - A AIron Salts A A A A B A AIsoamyl Acetate A C B C B A AIsoamyl Alcohol A A A B - B AIsoamyl Bromide D D D B - B AIsoamyl Butyrate B D B D B B AIsoamyl Chloride C D D B - B AIsoamyl Ether D B D D - A AIsoamyl Phthalate A D B C - A AIsobutanol A B A B A A AIsobutyl Acetate A C B C B A AIsobutyl Aldehyde B D B D - A AIsobutyl Amine B D B D - A AIsobutyl Bromide D D D B D B AIsobutyl Chloride D D D B D B AIsobutyl Ether D C D D - A AIsobutylene D C D A - A AIsocyanates B D B C - B AIsooctane D A D A D A AIsopentane* D A D A - B AIsopropyl Acetate A D B D D A AIsopropyl Alcohol A B A A A A AIsopropyl Amine A C B D B A AIsopropyl Chloride* D D D B D B AIsopropyl Ether D C D C D A AIsopropyl Toluene D D D A - A AIsopropylamine A C B D B A AIsopropylbenzene D D D A D A AJet Fuels* D B D A D B AKerosene D A D A D B AKetones B D B D C B ALacquer Solvents D D D D D B ALactic Acid C C C A B A ALaquers D D D D D B A

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Lard B A B A B A ALauryl Alcohol A A A B - A ALead (II) Acetate A C A C D A ALead (II) Nitrate A A A A B A ALead (II) Sulfate A A A A - A ALead Sulfamate A B A A B A ALigroin D A D A D A ALime Water A C A A - A -Lindol A D A B C A ALinseed Oil B A C A A A ALiquid Petroleum Gas* D A D A C B ALiquid Soap B A B A B A ALubricating Oils D A D A D A ALye A B A B B A AMagnesium Acetate A C B C - A AMagnesium Carbonate A A A A - A AMagnesium Chloride A A A A A A AMagnesium Hydrate A B A B - A AMagnesium Hydroxide A B A A - A AMagnesium Nitrate A A A A - A AMagnesium Sulfate A A B A A A AMalathion 50 in Aromatic Solvents D C D B D A AMaleic Acid C D C A D A AMaleic Anhydride C D C C - A AMalic Acid D B D A B A AManganese (II) Sulfate A B A A B A AManganese (II) Sulfide A A A A - A AManganese (II) Sulfite A A A A - A AMercuric Chloride A C A C B A AMercury A A A A - A AMethacrylic Acid B C B C D A -Methane* C A D A D A AMethanol A B A C A A AMethyl Acetate B D B D D A AMethyl Acrylate B D B D D A AMethyl Bromide C D C B B A AMethyl Butyl Ketone B D B D D A AMethyl Cellosolve B C B D D A AMethyl Chloride* D D C B D C AMethyl Cyclohexane D D D B - A AMethyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) B D B D D A AMethyl Formate B D B C D B AMethyl Hexanol A A A A - A AMethyl Hexyl Ketone B C B D B A AMethyl Isobutyl Carbinol A B A B - A AMethyl Isobutyl Ketone (MIBK) C D C D D A AMethyl Isopropyl Ketone B D B D D A AMethyl Methacrylate D D D D - A AMethyl Propyl Ether D D D D - A AMethyl Propyl Ketone B D B D D A AMethyl Salicylate B D B B - A AMethyl tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE) C C D C D D AMethylene Bromide D C D C - C AMethylene Chloride D D D B D A AMineral Oil D A D A B A AMineral Spirits D A D A D A A

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Monochlorobenzene D D D A D B AMonochlorodifluoromethane (Freon 22) B D B D C A AMonomethylether B C B D D A AMonovinyl Acetate A D B A D A AMotor Oil D A D A D A AMuriatic Acid A B A A D A ANaphtha D B D A D A ANaphthenic Acid D C D A D A ANapthalene D D D A - A ANeatsfoot Oil B A B A B A ANeu-Tri D C D A D B ANickel (II) Acetate A C B D D A ANickel (II) Chloride A A A A A A ANickel (II) Nitrate A A A A - A ANickel (II) Sulfate A A A A A A ANickel Plating Solution B B A A - A ANiter Cake A A A A A A ANitric Acid, 10% A C A B C A ANitric Acid, 20% B D C B D B ANitric Acid, 30% C D C C D C ANitric Acid, 30-70% D D D D D C ANitric Acid, Red Fuming D D D D D D ANitrobenzene D D D B D B ANitrogen Gas A A A A A A ANitrogen Tetroxide C D D D D D ANitromethane B D B D D A ANitropropane* A D B D D A ANitrous Oxide A A A A A A AOctadecanoic Acid B B B A B A AOctane D B D A - A AOctanol A B B A B A AOctyl Acetate A C A D B A AOctylene Glycol A A A A - A AOil, ASTM #1 D A D A B B AOil, ASTM #2 D A D A C B AOil, ASTM #3 D A D A C B AOil, Petroleum D A D A D A AOleic Acid C B C B D A AOleum (Fuming Sulfuric Acid) C D D D D C AOlive Oil B A B A C A AOrthodichlorobenzene D D D A D B AOxalic Acid (Cold) A C A A B A AOxygen, Cold* A C A A A A AOxygen, Hot* C D C B B A AOzone A C A A A A APaint Thinner (Duco) D D D C D A APalm Oil A A B A B A APalmitic Acid B A B A D A APapermaker’s Alum A A A A A A AParadichlorobenzene D D D A D B AParaffin C A C A B A AParaformaldehyde A C A C B A AP-Cymene D D D A - A AP-Dichlorobenzene D D D A D B APeanut Oil C A C A A A APentane D A D A D B A


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Perchloric Acid A D B A D A APerchloroethylene D C D A D B APetrolatum D A D A D A APetroleum Ether (Naphtha) D B D A B A APetroleum Oils D A D A C A APetroleum, Crude D A D A D B APhenol 10% B D C A D A APhenolsulfonic Acid B C B A B B APhenyl Chloride D D D A D B APhenylhydrazine C D C B D A APhorone C D B C D A APhosphate Esters A D A B C A APhosphoric Acid, 10% A B A B B A APhosphoric Acid, 10-85% A C A B B A APhosphorous Trichloride A D A A - A APickling Solution B D C A D A APicric Acid, Molten A C A B D B APicric Acid, Water Soln. A B A A C A APine Oil D B D A D A APinene D B D A D A APiperidine D D D B D B APitch D B D C - A APlating Solution, Chrome B D B A D A APlating Solution, Others A B A B D A -Polyethylene Glycol A B A A - A APolypropylene Glycol A A A A - A APolyvinyl Acetate Emulsion (PVA) A C A C D A APotassium Bicarbonate A B A A B A APotassium Bisulfate A A A A A A APotassium Bisulfite A B A A B A APotassium Carbonate A A A B A A APotassium Chloride A A A A A A APotassium Chromate A D B B C A APotassium Cyanide A A A A A A APotassium Dichromate A B A B A A APotassium Hydrate A B B C - A APotassium Hydroxide A C B C C A APotassium Nitrate A A A A A A APotassium Permanganate A C A B B A APotassium Silicate A A A A A A APotassium Sulfate A A A A A A APotassium Sulfide A C A A B A APotassium Sulfite A A A A A A AProducer Gas D A D A B A BPropanediol A A A A B A APropanol A A A A A A APropyl Acetate B D B D D A APropyl Chloride* C D C B - B APropylaldehyde B C B D C A APropylene Dichloride D C D A D B APropylene Glycol A A A A B A APydraul Hydraulic Fluids B D B C D B APyranol D C D A D - APyridine B D B D D A APyroligneous Acid B C B C - A APyrrole C D C C C A A

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Rapeseed Oil A B A A D B ARed Oil C A C A D A ARosin Oil D B D A - A ARotenone and Water A A A A - A ARum A B A B A A ASal Ammoniac A A A A B A -Salicylic Acid A B A A - A ASea Water A A A A A A ASewage C A C A - A ASilicate Esters D B D A D A -Silicate of Soda A A A A A A ASilicone Greases A A A A B A ASilicone Oils A A A A D A ASilver Nitrate A B A A A A ASkelly Solvent D A D A D A ASkydrol Hydraulic Fluids C D A D C A ASoap Solutions B A B A B A ASoda Ash A A A A A A ASoda Lime A B A C - A ASoda, Caustic (Sodium Hydroxide) A B A C B A ASodium Acetate A C B D D A ASodium Aluminate A B A A B A ASodium Bicarbonate A A A A A A ASodium Bisulfate A A A A A A ASodium Bisulfite A A A A A A ASodium Borate A B A A B A ASodium Carbonate A A A A A A ASodium Chloride A A A A A A ASodium Chromate A D A C B B ASodium Cyanide A A A A A A ASodium Dichromate A C A C B A ASodium Fluoride A B A A B A ASodium Hydroxide A B A C B A ASodium Hypochlorite B C B B B B ASodium Metaphosphate A A A A C A ASodium Nitrate A B A A D A ASodium Nitrite A B A A - A ASodium Perborate A B A A B B ASodium Peroxide A C A B D B ASodium Phosphate A B A A C A ASodium Silicate A A A A A A ASodium Sulfate A A A A A A ASodium Sulfide B B A A A A ASodium Sulfite A A A A A A ASodium Thiosulfate A B A A A A ASoybean Oil B A C A B A AStannic Chloride B A B A B A AStannic Sulfide A A A A - A AStannous Chloride A A A A B A AStannous Sulfide A A A A B A AStearic Acid B B B A B A AStoddards Solvent D A D A D A AStyrene D D D B C B ASugar Sols. (Sucrose) Non F.D.A. A A A A A A ASulfamic Acid A C A B B A ASulfite Liquors A C B B D A A

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Sulfonic Acid B C B C B B ASulfur (II) Chloride D C D A C B ASulfur (Molten) C D C A C A ASulfur Dioxide B C A A B A ASulfur Hexafluoride A B A B B A ASulfur Trioxide B D B A B D ASulfuric Acid, 25% A B A A B A ASulfuric Acid, 25-50% B D C B D B ASulfuric Acid, Fuming C D D D D C ASulfurous Acid B B B C D A ATall Oil D A D A - A ATallow D A D A B A ATannic Acid A B A A B A ATar* D B D B C D ATartaric Acid B A B B A A ATerpineol C B C A - B ATertiary Butyl Alcohol B B B A B A ATetrachlorobenzene D D D B D B ATetrachloroethane D D D A D B ATetrachloroethylene D D D A D A ATetrachloromethane D B D A D B ATetrachloronaphthalene D D D B - B ATetraethyl Lead D B D A - A ATetraethylene Glycol A A A A - A ATetrahydrofuran D D D D D B AThionyl Chloride C D C B - B ATin Chloride A A A A B A ATin Tetrachloride B A B A B A ATitanium Tetrachloride C B C A D A AToluene D D D B D B AToluene (Toluol) D D D B D B AToluene Diisocyanate (TDI) A C A B D A ATransformer Oils (Chlorinated Phenyl Base Askerels) D B D A B B A

Transformer Oils (Petroleum Base) D A D A B A ATransmission Fluids - A D B D A D B ATransmission Fluids - B D B D A D B ATributyl Phosphate B D B D D A ATricetin A B A D D A -Trichlorobenzene D C D B - B ATrichloroethane D D D A D A ATrichloroethylene D C D A D B ATrichloropropane D D D A D A ATricresyl Phosphate (TCP) A D A A C A ATriethylene Glycol A B A B B A ATrinitrotoluene (TNT) D D D B - D -Triphenyl Phosphate A D B C C A ATrisodium Phosphate A A A A A A ATung Oil C A D B D A ATurbine Oil D B D A D A ATurpentine D B D A D A AUcon Hydrolube Oils A A A A A A AUndecanol A A A B - B AUnsymmetrical Dimethyl-Hydrazine (UDMH) A B A D D C -

Varnish D B D A D A A

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Vegetable oils B A C A A A AVersilube A A A A C A AVinegar A B A A - A AVinyl Acetate B D B C - A AVinyl Benzene D D D B C B AVinyl Chloride (Monomer)* D D D B - B AVinyl Ether* D D C D - A -Vinyl Toluene D D D A - A AVinyl Trichloride D D D A D A AVM&P Naphtha D B D A D A AWater, Fresh A A A A A A AWater, Salt A A A A A A AWhiskey, Wines A B A B A A AWhite Liquor B B B A C A AWhite Oil D A D A A A AWood Alcohol A B A C A A AXylene D C D A D C AXylidine D C C D D B AZeolites A A A A A A AZinc (II) Chloride A B A A A A AZinc Acetate A C A D D A AZinc Carbonate A A A A A A AZinc Chromate A C A C B B AZinc Sulfate A A A A A A A

WARNING: Products sold by CRP Industries Inc. may contain chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

www.crpindustrial.com54 For details, call CRP’s US headquarters at 800.526.4066 55

THE FOLLOWING SUGGESTIONS ARE GUIDELINES ONLY. THESE GUIDELINES DO NOT SUPERSEDE EXISTING GOVERNMENT OR INDUSTRY REGULATIONS.

Cleaning and sanitizing is a critical part of every food and beverage process. Chemical and physical cleaners are selected for their ability to remove residue and eliminate biological contamination. In addition, users are required select temperature, concentration, duration and frequency of cleaning. This can be a complicated task.

All of these factors affect the hose life. The cleaning procedure is often the key factor in determining how long an assembly will last. This guide will help end users achieve proper sanitation while maximizing hose life. Several industries have required cleaning and sanitation procedures. CRP Industrial can assist users in selecting a product to best match their unique requirements.

Guidelines for Cleaning and Sanitizing Food and Beverage Hose

CLEANING AND SANITIZING STEPS

1. WASHING The first step in the process is thoroughly washing the hose. Rinsing with hot potable water does not eliminate the need to clean the hose with the appropriate detergent followed by the disinfection of the hose. The initial rinse with hot potable water should be completed as soon as possible after the transfer is completed.

2. CLEANING The cleaning and disinfecting media depend upon the material/products being conveyed. The recommendation of the manufacturer of the detergent and disinfectant should be strictly followed especially regarding concentration levels.

The attached chart can offer some guidance based on the hose product being used. Cleaning and sanitation is always the top priority. Increasing the temperature, concentration, and duration of cleaning, does not always provide a better result.

3. DISINFECTING The cleaning process may kill off many harmful bacteria and contaminants. A round of disinfecting is sometimes needed to eliminate the rest. Cleaners like steam double as good physical disinfectants. Peracetic acid (PAA) is a common chemical disinfectant in breweries. It typically follows an acid and alkaline wash.

Temperature, concentration and duration are important factors to consider in the disinfecting step. As soon as the disinfecting is complete, the hose should be carefully and sufficiently rinsed with potable water to eliminate any chemical residue.

4. INSPECTION The hose assembly should be completely inspected before returning it to service. The outside of the hose should be checked for signs of tearing and over-flexing. The inside of the hose should be inspected as well. The cleaning procedure, can over-time wear down the interior of the hose leaving cracks and grooves that bacteria can reside in. It is critical to check both the interior and exterior. This will help the user refine their process and establish a suitable replacement schedule.

CRP Industrial hoses are suitable for steam sterilization temperatures up to 266˚F (130˚C) for 30 minutes. The silicone hoses can be sterilized with steam up to 275˚F (135˚C) for 18 minutes.

Medium Hose Tube Concentration Temperature

Rinsing Hot WaterNBR/Silicone

EPDM/BIIR/UHMWPTFE/PFA

- Max 90oC

Physical Cleaner

Steam

NBR - Max 110oCMax 10 min

EPDM/BIIR/UHMWPTFE/PFA - Max 130oC

Max 30 min

Silicone - Max 135oCMax 18 min

Chemical Cleaner

Acid (i.e. Nitric acid)

NBR/Silicone0.1% Max 65oC

2% Max 25oC


0.1% Max 85oC

3% Max 25oC

Alkaline solution (i.e. Caustic soda)

NBR/Silicone2% Max 65oC

4% Max 25oC


2% Max 85oC

5% Max 25oC

Disinfectant(i.e. Peracetic acid)

NBR/Silicone

1%

Max 25oC

EPDM/BIIR/UHMWPTFE/PFA Max 40oC


To identify the correct hose for use in a particular application, it is recommended to use the industry-wide standard STAMPED. This acronym stands for Size, Temperature, Application, Material, Pressure, Ends, and Delivery.

S ize• Hose inner diameter and Hose length are required• Is the hose outer diameter critical?• Does the hose need to be an exact length (OAL)?

T emperature• What temperature is the material being transferred?• What is the temperature and duration of cleaning?• What temperature is the environment the hose is in?

A pplication• How is this hose going to be used?• Is the hose exposed to direct sunlight, chemicals, or abrasion?• How much is the hose going to be bent?• Is the hose at risk of being crushed?• Is this being used in a flammable or explosive environment?• Is the hose being used for a food grade product? Does it need to

meet pharmaceutical standards?

M aterial• What material is being conveyed?• What concentration is being used?• What phase is the product in?• Is the material sharp and abrasive?

P ressure• What is the maximum pressure required?• Is the hose used for suction and delivery?

E nds• What style of hose ends are needed?• What material do you need the ends to be made from?

D elivery• When is the hose needed?• Are there any specific delivery or packaging requirements?

STAMPED: The Key to Hose Selection

DISCLAIMER: While every effort has been made to substantiate the information contained in this catalog, CRP Industries Inc. will not warrant its accuracy or completeness. CRP Industries Inc. assumes no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, or expense directly or indirectly due to errors or omissions or arising out of or relating to use or reliance on the information contained herein. The information contained herein is not intended to replace manufacturer’s operating or safety instructions and is subject to change without notice. To obtain the most current data, please refer to the latest recommendations from the appropriate manufacturer.

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