Is this for the thin or thick tubing?
259603
I don't know the difference between thin or thick tubing, but the end caps fit into the rubber ends of the hose to keep the cleaning solution in. The caps are not real snug, but they work fine with my hose. I have a REMstar Plus M Series CPAP machine and the hose/tubing part number is 622038 per the 2010 Philips Respironics Catalog that I checked online. The system is pretty flimsy, but it works for me. I hope this helps you. Good Luck!
259604
Will fit both.The ends of all of the tubing are 1 standard size whether the tube is actually the Standard tubing or the SlimLine tubing.
259605
I'm not sure about thin or thick- I have a ResMed device & I use a ClimateLine tube that has a 0.6" inner diameter. This hanger works fine for that.
259606
This works perfectly with the longer, thicker part of the tubing. Really handy. The short part (which connects to the mask) I just swish clean in the sink. For what it's worth, I also bought a stiff brush with a long, flexible "feeder" that moves well through the longer, thicker tube. Can't remember where or what brand, though.
259607
I use this for the longer tubing from my CPAP to nose piece. It holds the tubing right at the rubber coupling. I'm not sure if that answers the question, but it works for standard CPAP tubing.
674920
I use 3/8 x 5/8. I've used 3/8 x 1/2 tubing in the past, but I prefer 3/8 x 5/8. Also, invest in the M20 fill port if you decide to get this.
775332
Much much thicker tubing then you would expect. Just barely fit in my car. I put them up front. But then again I have a hot Rod.
692515
Perhaps you don't have a tight fit with the tubing you have. I haven't had any problems with mine. Good luck, I hope it works out for you.
585030
Should be interchangeable. I've not ever seen a mask that wouldn't fit standard tubing...
1338338
For use on thin walled steel and copper tubing * Included: 3/16", and 4.75mm adapter and clampToolrageCustomer Service
1520617
I believe the thicker one is for Tablets per the recommendation on their website. But not having seen the thicker one except the picture of the one they recommend for tablets I'm only guessing.
770228
Not for that its thick, there is an rv awning tape thats clear and has a better chance of working, Most RV stores carry it!
2219330
Yes. I have 1/4 tubing and it is very difficult to remove. 5/16 should work better.
1802282
Depends on how much pressure. If I use it lightly it's like as thick as .7mm lead but you can make it narrower. It can be much thicker too if you go slow and/or use good pressure
971690
I think it's for tubeless, but not happy with the one I bought. The only time I needed it, it leaked from the connection at the can and most of it ended up all over the pavement. I emailed the company but got no response. Good luck!
1184010
It has a bit of slack on mine for a thicker tube. if not, you can add a large Zip tie not only to fit it but to secure it from people taking it. I zip tie everything on my bike anyway. I live in NY.
2172497
Its 4 3/8" thick. Review the Honeywell site. https://customer.honeywell.com/resources/techlit/TechLitDocuments/68-0000s/68-0239EF.pdf
252508
julie, its the thickness of the rope/twine/wire that holds the product u wish to hang.......... :) :) :)
1393184
Yes it is, Just make sure your connections are water proof, I used very small shrink tubing.
457796
There is a hole on top m of the gauge and the tubing just slips into it. Not ss complicated ss the instructions mske it sound.
2081329
I would agree, I have a thicker one and it is somewhat difficult. And, it does not roll up as tightly as the videos show. Mine still wraps around itself better than it goes back on the pool. Oh, and one of the tubes bent