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Subject: Re: 3mm OD x 1mm ID copper tubing?
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Peter Fairbrother <peter@tsto.co.uk> writes:

> Anyone know a source? 1/8 x 3/64 would do.
>
>
> thx
>
> Peter F

Fine copper alloy tube is used in the oil&gas industry to link gauges
on control consoles to the equipment they are monitoring and
controlling.
Where much of the equipment - wellhead manifolds and the like - are
stainless steel - typically the rarely/never-seen-on-the-high-street
duplex stainless steel.
It's some excellent spec., but one assumes quantity made will give
cost economy(?).