Plastic Tubes - Clear Reinforced PVC Flexible Hose

Plastic Tubes - Clear Reinforced PVC Flexible Hose System 1

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Plastic Tubes - Clear Reinforced PVC Flexible Hose

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m

Supply Capability:: 100000000 m/month

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Quick Details

· Place of Origin: Shandong, China (Mainland)

· Brand Name: SGSN

· Model Number: FRH

· Material: PVC

· Specification: 5~64 mm

· Length: 150/100/50/30/20 meters

· Thickness: 2~7 mm

· Standard: ROHS/FDA

· Material: PVC virgin powder

· I.D.: 5~64 mm

· Length/Roll: 150/100/50/30/20 meters

· Working Pressure: 4~10 bar

· Bursting Pressure: 12~30 bar

· Color: transparent,blue,green,red,etc.

· Working Temperature: -5℃ ~ 65℃

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Fixed with packing straps, wrapped by plastic clear film or non-woven fabrics.
Delivery Detail:	Within 20days after order confirmed

Specifications

Clear Reinforced PVC Flexible Hose
1.100% virgin PVC,polypropylene fiber.
2.Used for irrigation,washing,conveying of water,gas

APPLICATIONS

This product can be widely used in foodstuffs and sanitation lines. It is the best choice for conveying air, water, gas, oil and some other liquid and gas material with the normal working condition in the factory, farm, ship, building and family.

CHARACTERISTICS

It is flexible, transparent, durable, non-toxic, odorless, anti-erosion and adaptable to high pressure condition. By adding colorful symbol lines on the surface of the hose, it looks more beautiful.

WORKING TEMPERATURE: -5°C-65°C

Clear Reinforced PVC Flexible Hose

Q: What are the common uses for plastic tubes in construction?: Plastic tubes are commonly used in construction for various purposes such as plumbing, electrical wiring, and ventilation systems. They are also utilized for underground utilities like water supply and drainage systems. Additionally, plastic tubes are used for structural support in concrete formwork and as conduits for cables and wires.

Q: Are plastic tubes suitable for packaging toys or games?: Yes, plastic tubes are suitable for packaging toys or games. They provide a durable and transparent packaging option that allows for easy visibility of the product. Plastic tubes also provide protection against moisture and damage during storage and transportation. Additionally, they can be customized with labels or printed designs, making them an attractive option for packaging toys or games.

Q: Wire sets, plastic tools, what tools bend?: However, each of the different diameter of the wire pipe should be corresponding to the different pipe bender. That is to say, you have to bend several wires with different diameters to buy Pipes with different specifications.

Q: What is a socket connection?: The socket connection is that the pipe or pipe end is inserted into the socket of the connecting piece, and the well is sealed with the slope filling material in the annular gap.

Q: I have a pond pump and standard aquarium plastic tubing. I will be drilling tiny holes in equal increments throughout the tubing to release the air. Is there an equation to show the air pressure that will be released through the holes? I would like to know how many holes I need and how far to space them to achieve a certain amount of air pressure to be released from a specified length of tubing.This is a test and will not be done under water. A simple diffuser will not work for this application.Ideally I would like a formula where I can input the following and get a result:Tube LengthTube DiameterPump PSITube Hole SizeTube Hole QuantityTube Hole SpacingResultAirflow per Tube HoleAny help would be greatly appreciated. If you need more information please let me know.Thank you,: Well, I suppose it could be done, but you would need the pressure at each hole,which is decreasing as the tube length and water depth. And you have so many variables! I also like to calculate such things as you are doing, but this is really over the top! Here is what I would do; Get a measured paper cup (say 1 cup, or 1/4 litre). Experiment with various sizes and number of holes in your tubing, then hold the cup over the coiled tubing, under water at required depth, with air pump running. Measure the time to fill the inverted cup with air. If a 1/4 litre container fills with air in 15 seconds (1/4 minute), you know you are getting 1 litre per minute. Then try other hole configurations to get what you want. This would be more fun, more practical, and will give bettter results. Good luck Bill

Q: My bff is challenging me to escape from a plastic tube approx. 4 ft. in diameter. I cannot carry any sharp items or tools that might be used to cut the plastic. If i get out in less than 2 hrs. then she will give me $400 in cash. I really need the money for my two kids. HELP!: the two people who answered this question before me are stupid, why risk burning your self with fire, just head butt your way out of the tube, judging by how stupid this question is you could get out really easily with your thick skull!!!

Q: I need to find a round, plastic jar that is 4 1/2 inches in diameter and 4 3/4 high. Does anyone know where I can find something like this?: I'd bring a tape rule to your local grocery store.

Q: Ok so I now have all my gear to go bass fishing and im using some soft plastic tubes and brush hogs mainly using a carolina rig. I will be fishing in lakes for small mouth and large mouth. After casting what are some good methods of retrieval for the lures other than just reeling it in. for instance should i pause for so many seconds after the bait hits the water then reel? or should i reel then pause for so many seconds then reel again?: a okorder / theres a link to it

Q: There are these little LEDs in this necklace, and attached to the LED is a long narrow plastic tube that is very luminous and transmits light easily: Im pretty certain the tiny fibers that you are talking about are indeed pieces of fiber optic cable. I have seen these before and am fairly certain of this. I am not sure where you can get it cheap.

Q: Do plastic tubes have any limitations in terms of clarity or transparency?: Yes, plastic tubes do have limitations in terms of clarity or transparency. While some plastic materials used for tubes, such as acrylic, offer excellent clarity and transparency, others may have reduced clarity due to inherent properties or manufacturing processes. Factors like colorants, additives, or impurities can affect the transparency of plastic tubes. Additionally, certain plastics may have lower optical properties, resulting in reduced clarity or transparency compared to other materials like glass.

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