Plastic Tubes - CNBM HDPE Pipe PE100 PE80 ISO BS EN

Plastic Tubes - CNBM HDPE Pipe PE100 PE80 ISO BS EN System 1

Plastic Tubes - CNBM HDPE Pipe PE100 PE80 ISO BS EN

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 100 m

Supply Capability:: 3000 m/month

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Specifications

1.Material: HDPE100
2.Color: Black or white with blue stripe
3.PN Grade:0.6-1.6MPa
4.Certification:ISO9001 CE

Feature:

1.Material:pe100

2.Standard:GB/T13663-2000

3.Certification:ISO9001:2008

4.Package:plastic filmed

5.Color:black with blue stripe or on request

6.SDR rating:SDR11 SDR13.6 SDR17 SDR21 SDR26

Applications:

1.Municipal water supply, gas supply and agriculture etc.

2.Commercial & Residential water supply

3.Industrial liquids transportation

4.Sewage treatment

5. Food and chemical industry

7. Replacement of cement pipes and steel pipes

8. Argillaceous silt, mud transportation

9. Garden green pipe networks

Advantage:

1.Non-toxic

2.Light Weight

3.No Leakage.

4.High Ductility.

5.Hygienic Safety

6.Toughness

7.Smooth Surface

8.Corrosion resistant.

9.Excellent Flexibility

10.Chemically Inert

11.Resistance to Abrasion

12.Good resistance ability for scratch.

13.Recycle and environment-friendly

14.Many new construction method,such as butt fusion and socket joint.

15.Easy Installation and Lower costs

16.Ageing resistance and long service life,50 years under pressure use

Properties :

1.Specific Gravity, g/cm3, 20(C): 0.941-0.965

2.Longitudinal Reversion, % (110(C)): <=3

3.Oxidation Induciton Time, min (200(C)): >=20

4.Extension Rate at Break. %: >=350

5.Hydraulic Pressure Test:

1)20(C), Hoop Stress is 12.4 Mpa, 100h: No Failure.

2)80(C), Hoop Stress is 5.5Mpa, 165h: No Failure.

3)80(C), Hoop Stress is 5.0Mpa, 1000h: No Failure.

Q: What are the common wall thicknesses for plastic tubes?: The common wall thicknesses for plastic tubes vary depending on their intended use and the specific industry. However, some typical ranges for plastic tube wall thicknesses include 0.5mm to 3mm for general-purpose applications, while thicker tubes ranging from 3mm to 6mm or more are often used for structural or heavy-duty applications.

Q: Supplier of small plastic tube containers for ointments?: places like aromotherapy supplies and massage supplies.

Q: what are the plastic or aluminum tubes called on pontoons?: I always called ours pontoon tubes or floatation tubes.

Q: What are the different types of connections available for plastic tubes?: There are several types of connections available for plastic tubes, including push-to-connect fittings, compression fittings, barbed fittings, threaded fittings, and solvent cemented joints. Each type of connection offers different advantages and is suitable for specific applications.

Q: How do plastic tubes compare to silicone tubes in terms of flexibility?: Silicone tubes are generally more flexible than plastic tubes.

Q: I have a little bit of a project. I'm trying to figure a way to cool a pair of water filled tubing lines. I was thinking to wrap it with some type of cooling device but not quite sure what to use. Can you guys give me some ideas? I want to cool the lines as cool as refrigerator temps. Thanks.: You have not said how much heat you need to disperse - whether it needs to be a continuous process or not. You have not mentioned whether the lines are flexible or what length they are! However, without making things too complicated, if you use a longish length of plastic tubing, you could coil them and run them through a bucket full of an ice/salt/water mixture. Depending on how fast the water is moving through the tubes, if you had a strong mixture of salt and ice - with just enough water in the bucket to allow conduction - you might be able to freeze the water in the tubes - which is probably NOT what you want to do. So experiment before the performance.

Q: How to install the wires, plastic pipes, pipes, hard, all set not go in,: Is the first line laying tubing, after threading.

Q: Are plastic tubes suitable for outdoor use?: Plastic tubes can be suitable for outdoor use depending on their material and intended purpose. Some types of plastic, such as PVC or HDPE, are specifically designed to withstand exposure to sunlight, moisture, and temperature fluctuations, making them suitable for outdoor applications like irrigation systems or drainage. However, it's essential to consider factors like UV resistance, durability, and flexibility when selecting plastic tubes for outdoor use to ensure they can withstand the specific environmental conditions they will be exposed to.

Q: the tubing , on the door, where water depenses is cracked. how do I replace the tubing?: the tubing on the door?...front door, shour door? washer door?, garage door?.....dependes?...hurry , come back, clarify...lol oh oh oh, you mean the refridgerater door. why didn't you say that to begin with?. ok Brenda, type in your search box, plastic tubing for your brand fridge and model number. there you'll find a parts list and look up the length of hose you need. or, you can take yours out (shut the water off first) and take it to home depot or lowes and they'll cut you a piece to replace yours. there real easypeasy, so, I know you can do it!! git after it! good luck! water dispenser, and ice maker. altho you only need the water dispenser I believe (hose,tube, whatever)

Q: This is for silver eagles, silver maple leafs, and silver rounds that i have stored in plastic coins tubes. I have been using cotton balls stuffed into the top to take up air space and prevent sliding around; but will this damage the silver?: Cotton balls work fine, and won't damage the silver IF they are clean and you don't shake the tubes a lot. (Coin companies use cotton balls when shipping coins in tubes if needed.)

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