Tubing for L-N2 transfer

From: Dee-Hua Huang <dee_at_scripps.edu>
Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2003 12:44:25 -0700

We recently switched from black rubber vacuum hose, which I had used for
over 10 years, to Nalgene 50 Silicone Tubing (8060-0130) for L-N2
transfer. It is slightly on the expensive side, but seems to work very
well for us. A magnet service tech told me he had used this type of
tubing for years, and never had single incident (cracking) on it. The
other time saving factor : by gently wiping the "frozen" tubing with a
towel after the L-N2 transfer is done, it will go soft and ready to be
disconnected from the magnet within a minute or two.

Dee

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