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Poor Tubing Quality

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Quality control starts with selecting a qualified tubing supplier, performing an assessment, and approving the supplier based off your requirements and customer's requirements. Depending on the supplier, they will have quality control procedures of their own to ensure that quality product is being delivered as promised.

If you're considering a change in tubing suppliers, or looking to specify a low-cost alternative, there's more to consider than just cost. Swagelok Calgary | Vancouver | Red Deer | Medicine Hat | Prince George is committed to providing high quality product that doesn't compromise safety, fluid system performance, and increase your cost of MRO (Maintenance, repair and operations).

3 Key Area's Poor Tubing Quality Can Affect:

System Performance

Safety

Cost

  • Excessive Tubing Swelling
  • Inconsistent tubing specifications
  • Inconsistent tubing traceability
  • Corrosion
  • Potential for Leakage
  • Poor Bending Quality
  • Excessive Tubing Swelling
  • Inconsistent tubing specifications
  • Potential for leakage
  • High pressured lines bursting
  • Corrosion
  • Increase MRO
    • Maintenance
    • Repair
    • Operations
  • Increased Quality Control
Poor Quality =
Poor Performance
Poor Performance =
High Safety Risk
High Safety Risk =
Increased Labor Cost

Assess Your Current Tubing Supplier

If you're using high quality tubing, you should be able to answer YES to the following:

Whether it's supplying high quality tubing, or providing Evaluation & Advisory Services to help improve your operations, Swagelok can help.

Inquire today


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