Can I use this type of loc-line in an aquarium?

[WhatCouldGoWrong71]

I didn’t realize there were different kinds of loc-line.

 

[FUNGI]

sure

 

[WhatCouldGoWrong71]

With it saying “coolant” had me concerned. There are other models that call out “aquarium” but not in this length.

 

[BeanAnimal]

All the same stuff

 

[FUNGI]

Hyperbole......pretty much like an aquarium with a over-flow for $200 versus "Reef-Ready Aquarium " for $800....

 

[FUNGI]

Just FYI...
acetal copolymer is safe for use in aquariums because it is FDA approved for food contact:

• Properties: Acetal copolymer is a semi-crystalline material with high strength and rigidity, and it's resistant to corrosion and degradation in freshwater and saltwater. It also has a low coefficient of friction, making it ideal for use in both wet and dry environments.
  
  
  
• Applications: Acetal copolymer is used in a variety of industries and applications, including food processing, packaging machinery, and pharmaceuticals.
  
  
  
• Safety: Acetal copolymer is FDA, USDA, NSF, Canada AG, and 3-A Dairy compliant.

 

[WhatCouldGoWrong71]

Just FYI...
acetal copolymer is safe for use in aquariums because it is FDA approved for food contact:

• Properties: Acetal copolymer is a semi-crystalline material with high strength and rigidity, and it's resistant to corrosion and degradation in freshwater and saltwater. It also has a low coefficient of friction, making it ideal for use in both wet and dry environments.
  
  
  
• Applications: Acetal copolymer is used in a variety of industries and applications, including food processing, packaging machinery, and pharmaceuticals.
  
  
  
• Safety: Acetal copolymer is FDA, USDA, NSF, Canada AG, and 3-A Dairy compliant.

Ahhhh. I didn’t see the call out of FDA. Perfect. This will hopefully help hide and solve the in tank plumbing needed for one of my loops