Industrial capillary runs are specified by bore, wall and installed length. OD, ID and wall thickness are produced strictly per drawing; straight-cut lengths with deburred ends suit manifold and panel installation, while longer control-line runs can be coiled where handling allows. Tolerances are agreed before production and locked in the batch record, so the tube that arrives matches the drawing you approved.

• Pressure-capable geometry — seamless drawn capillary sized by Barlow calculation against your drawing and verified before production.
• Corrosion-service grades — N6 (≥99.5% Ni+Co) for industrial corrosion and Ni200 for chemical lines, per documented best applications.
• High-temperature stability — Ni201 for high-temp service; melting point 1435-1446 °C.
• Custom-cut and deburred — straight lengths ready for fitting into control panels and injection manifolds.
• Documented supply — EN 10204 3.1 mill test certificates and batch records on every shipment; ISO 9001 certified, 7-15 day delivery.

A longitudinal weld seam is a potential leak and fatigue path under the cyclic pressures found in hydraulic and injection service. Our seamless drawn capillary is cold drawn from solid tube stock, eliminating the seam and refining the bore surface so the tube holds concentricity across its full length.

For thin-wall capillary, burst pressure follows the Barlow formula P = 2St/D, where S is allowable stress, t is wall thickness and D is outside diameter. With S = 100 MPa (assumed for annealed nickel, confirm per design code) and a 2.0 mm OD * 0.3 mm wall capillary, P = 2 * 100 * 0.3 / 2.0 = 30 MPa (calculated, indicative only). Working pressure for your service is confirmed against the drawing and the applicable design code before production.

Pure nickel resists caustic alkalis and hydrofluoric acid environments, which is why nickel capillary appears in chemical injection and sampling lines. Corrosion behaviour depends on grade purity and service chemistry; specific media compatibility should be confirmed against the operating environment before final grade selection.

Ni201 is specified for high-temperature service, with the melting point of pure nickel at 1435-1446 °C. Annealed drawn tubing maintains clean, stable dimensions in heated process runs; maximum service temperature should be confirmed against the operating conditions and design code.

Grade selection is confirmed against service chemistry, pressure and temperature before production.

The bands above are indicative for standard tube sizes. Capillary precision sizes (custom OD/ID/wall, cut lengths) are quoted per drawing — grade, geometry, length and quantity determine the final price.

Tubing is bundled in protective sleeves with end caps, wrapped against moisture and packed in export wooden cases with cushioning for long process-line lengths. Mill test certificates, batch records and packing lists ship with every order. Standard lead time is 7-15 days from confirmed drawing.

N6 (≥99.5% Ni+Co) for industrial corrosion, Ni200 for chemical lines, Ni201 for high-temperature service, and N4 (≥99.9%) for sensitive instrumentation. Final selection is confirmed against service chemistry and design pressure.

Yes. Seamless drawn construction and pressure rating are verified by Barlow calculation against your drawing, then confirmed per design code before production.

10 kg for standard grades (N6, Ni200, Ni201); sample and trial quantities can be discussed per request.

EN 10204 3.1 mill test certificates, batch composition and dimensional records, ISO 9001/SGS certificates and export packing list.

7-15 days from confirmed drawing and order.