Linear low-density polyethylene.

The temperature range over which tubing may operate in continuous service.

Generally refers to the environmental stimulus such as heat and light. Accelerated aging tests are performed to provide an indication of the performance of the material over its life.

Additive used to retard fungal growth in tubing, especially for applications in which tubing is exposed to damp environments.

Additive used to prevent yellowing of tubing and/or loss of strength during extrusion processing.

A method of specifying conductor size.

The capability of a compound to resist deterioration due to chemical reaction.

A system for identifying wires, cables and products by covering them with various colors of tubing.

A chemical mixture of base resin and desired additives, which can be extruded into tubing.

A comparison of the thinnest wall thickness to the thickest wall thickness.