Q:Are plastic tubes suitable for electrical conduit systems?

Yes, plastic tubes are suitable for electrical conduit systems. They are lightweight, easy to install, and resistant to corrosion and moisture. Plastic tubes also provide insulation and protection for electrical wires, making them a popular choice for conduit systems in various applications.

Q:I keep my hamster in a Rotastak cage, which is connected with plastic tubes. The thing about this is my hamster likes to use them as a toilet, making me have to clean her cage more often and it's just disgusting! How can I stop her doing this??

My science teacher taught this to me. She uses a little container (a flat dish of some sort); I used one of those hummus containers. Fill it with kitty litter (any kind), and she will go there to pee all the time. Don't know how, but it worked with my hamster. Try it! Those hamster litter and potty things never work from the store.

Q:How do plastic tubes compare to aluminum tubes in terms of corrosion resistance?

Plastic tubes generally have better corrosion resistance compared to aluminum tubes. Aluminum is prone to oxidation and can corrode in certain environments, whereas plastic is resistant to most chemicals and does not corrode easily. However, the specific resistance depends on the type of plastic and the corrosive substances it may come into contact with.

Q:Are plastic tubes suitable for laboratory use?

Yes, plastic tubes are suitable for laboratory use. They are commonly used in various laboratory applications such as storing and transporting samples, as well as for centrifugation and other types of experiments. Plastic tubes are lightweight, durable, and resistant to many chemicals, making them a practical and cost-effective option for laboratory use.

Q:Can plastic tubes be used for ventilation lines?

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for ventilation lines.

Q:What kind of plastic are the thin, cylindrical tubes used in spray bottles made out of?

7 Plastic

Q:Its always been my dream to fly for the military and i didn't know if this disqualifies me. These are the only medical issues i have had.

Good okorder /... Cameron, do not be concerned about your past myringotomy. The plastic tubes were put there to PROTECT your hearing from any damage. The plastic tubes should have fallen out by themselves after a few years? Good luck future military pilot. You and your family have a beautiful day. Peace, from Los Angeles.

Q:I'm building a science project with my little sister, and we quite frankly need some help. The plan is to make a little rollercoaster out of plastic tubing as the track. It's kind of thick, so it doesn't bend very well. We've been straightening it out for a couple days, but it's still slightly wavy. We need to get it into a solid position. The plan is to support it on some boxes, and maybe tape it down so it holds it's form.But, there is a part in the rollercoaster where it needs to be extremely straight. Any ideas??

Heat it where you want the bend. If it is small tubing and depending on what it is made of, place where you want the bend to be in boiling water, take it out, bend it to shape and hold it there until it cools. If it is of a better material or thicker, wrap it with aluminum foil and hold it over a candle, but beware that it will get very hot and may start to melt. P.S. After reading again, you want to straighten it, so you will need to heat it and then roll it back and forth slowly until it cools.

Q:Can plastic tubes be customized with printing or labeling?

Yes, plastic tubes can be customized with printing or labeling.

Q:How do plastic tubes compare to polyurethane tubes in terms of flexibility?

Polyurethane tubes are generally more flexible than plastic tubes.