Low spallation
Low Spallation Sani-Tech® SPT-60L has the lowest spallation (number of particles and area of particles) across multiple dispensing cycles among the various silicone pump tubing evaluated.
qbd.co.krI don’t have live access to current newsroom feeds right now, but I can share what’s publicly known about TPI A617 silicone tubing and point you to how to get the latest updates.
Core answer
- TPI A617 is a silicone tubing product from TPI (Trans-Pacific Industries) used in various analytical and industrial applications. However, there isn’t a widely publicized “A617” variant widely documented in mainstream supplier catalogs or recent industry news as of the most recent public references.
What I can provide right now
- If you’re seeking the latest news specifically labeled “TPI A617” silicone tubing, the most reliable approach is to check:
- TPI’s official website or product literature for any A617 designation and technical data (materials, inner diameter, outer diameter, temperature range, sterilization compatibility).
- Major distributors and industrial supply houses (e.g., McMaster-Carr, Fisher Scientific, Avantor/VWR) for an exact item number and any release notes or datasheets.
- Trade publications and press releases in the fluid handling and pharmaceutical tooling space for any announcements or new product releases mentioning A617.
- Related silicone tubing lines you might compare:
- Sani-Tech SPT-60L (premium platinum-cured silicone tubing often highlighted for low spallation and high pump life in pharma applications).[4][5]
- Pure-Fit SPT-60 (sanitary silicone tubing with USP Class VI compliance and sterilization compatibility).[5][7]
- General silicone tubing datasheets from suppliers noting temperature ranges, sterilization methods, and USP/EP compliance.[7][5]
How to obtain precise, up-to-date details
- Please confirm if you want me to perform a live web search to fetch the latest page with A617 references, or share any document you already have (PDF, datasheet, SKU) so I can extract exact specs and a quick comparison.
Would you like me to search for the latest A617 references now and extract the key specs (ID/ID-OD, temp range, certifications, and typical use cases) to help you decide if it matches your needs? If you have a preferred supplier or region (you’re in Miami, FL), I can tailor the sources accordingly.