8 mm diameter copper pipe

Copper (Cu) conductor with an outer diameter of 8 mm, sheath made of polyvinyl chloride - PVC, which does not contain chlorofluorocarbons (CFC).

The 8 mm copper wire is characterized by high plasticity, which facilitates laying under the car, and the PVC sheath ensures high mechanical resistance (abrasion) and corrosion resistance.

Copper pipe fi 8 mm is used in the high-pressure part of automotive gas installations in which LPG is in the liquid phase.

The 8 mm copper pipe most often connects the LPG tank with the LPG refueling valve, in cars with higher power it is used to connect the LPG tank with the gas solenoid valve in the engine compartment and the solenoid valve with the LPG reducer (instead of the 6 mm copper pipe).

The 8 mm copper wire is made of CW024A copper (deoxidized with phosphor with a high content of phosphorus). The copper content is a minimum of 99.90% and a minimum of 0.015 to 0.040% phosphorus. It is a very plastic material, very well weldable and solderable, resistant to hydrogen. Used wherever electrical parameters are not important.

Copper wire fi 8 mm :

• nominal external diameter without lagging - 8 mm,
• inner diameter - 6.4mm,
• temperature range - from -80 to 100°C,
• approval according to the UN/ECE Regulation 67R01,
• black PVC lagging.

Copper wire fi 8 mm (assembly recommendations):

• it is mounted under the car using metal holders,
• compensation loops are made on it for fixed elements of the car gas system (refueling valve, gas solenoid valve, reducer),
• it is carried out at a minimum distance of 10 cm from the engine exhaust system (smaller distance requires the use of insulating screens).