Asymmetrical convolute tube

Pipes and tubular conduits – Flexible – Corrugated

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138119, 138137, 138DIG11, F16L 1111

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ABSTRACT:
A tube having a cylindrical main body and a thin wall defined by an inner surface and outer surface. The tube includes a first segment having a generally constant cylindrical cross-section and another segment having a variable cross-section containing convolutions to allow for flexing of the tube during installation. The convolutions extend less than the entire circumference of the tube or have tapered side walls which substantially reduce the size of the convolutions as the convolutions extend from one position along the circumference to a second position.

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