What is the primary use for this aluminum tubing?

This aluminum flexible tube is designed for custom exhaust fabrication. Its flexibility and material make it suitable for routing exhaust gases in custom applications where standard components may not fit.

What does the cardboard reinforcement do?

The cardboard reinforcement helps the flexible tubing maintain its shape during installation and under normal operating conditions. It provides structural support to prevent kinking or collapsing.

Is this tubing suitable for high-temperature exhaust applications?

While aluminum is used, this flexible tubing is typically intended for custom fabrication and routing rather than direct high-temperature exhaust manifold or catalytic converter connections. Always consult manufacturer specifications for specific temperature ratings.

BMC Aluminum Flexible Tube (Cardboard Reinforced) - 70mm Diameter / 600mm Length

Specifications

Brand: BMC
Part #: SATR60070K
UPC: 8032872860279

BMC Aluminum Flexible Tube (Cardboard Reinforced) - 70mm Diameter / 600mm Length

Name: BMC Aluminum Flexible Tube (Cardboard Reinforced) - 70mm Diameter / 600mm Length
Brand: BMC
Price: 18.80 USD
Availability: InStock

$18.80

BMC Aluminum Flexible Tube (Cardboard Reinforced) - 70mm Diameter / 600mm Length. Ideal for custom exhaust fabrication.

Key Features

Fits custom fabrication projects.
70mm inner diameter.
600mm length.
Aluminum construction.
Cardboard reinforcement layer.

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Product Details

This BMC aluminum flexible tube features a cardboard reinforcement layer, offering a solid option for custom exhaust fabrication projects. With a 70mm inner diameter and a 600mm length, it provides ample material for routing exhaust gases in unique configurations.

The aluminum construction makes it lightweight and easy to work with, while the cardboard reinforcement helps maintain its shape during installation and operation. This tubing is well-suited for applications where a flexible connection or custom exhaust routing is needed, allowing for adjustments to fit specific chassis or component layouts.