Chlorine resistant tubing

• Non-DEHP & plasticizer-free

• Will not prematurely embrittle or crack

• Exceptionally smooth inner bore

• Reduces the potential for contamination

• Inhibits particulate buildup

• Durometer hardness (shore A): 75

• Temperature range: -103°F to 130°F

• Meets FDA standards, EU & NSF 51 compliant

• Priced per foot; sold in 10' or 5' (57557) intervals - 50' or 25' (57557) max. length

• ±6" cut tolerance

Types of Chlorine Resistant Tubing

Chlorine resistant tubing is a must for any pool owner. Chlorine can damage and corrode traditional plastic tubing, so having the right type of tube for your pool is essential. But what exactly is chlorine resistant tubing? Read on to learn more about the different types of chlorine resistant tubing available and how to choose the best one for your pool.

There are two main types of chlorine resistant tubing: PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride). PVC is a rigid material that’s commonly used in plumbing applications due to its low cost and easy installation. However, it’s not as durable as CPVC because it’s not resistant to harsh chemicals like chlorine.

CPVC, on the other hand, is extremely durable and highly resistant to corrosion caused by chlorine. It can handle higher temperatures than PVC while maintaining its structural integrity—a key factor when dealing with hot water or steam systems in pools. Additionally, CPVC won’t crack or break like PVC can when exposed to extreme weather conditions.