HDPE Plastic Tubes DN16-DN1200

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HDPE pipe
1.Model: DN16mm-DN1200mm
2.Material: PE80, PE100
3.Press level: 0.4MPa-1.6MPa

Features:

Model: DN16mm-DN1200mm

Material: PE80, PE100

Press level: 0.4MPa-1.6MPa

Color: black, with blue strip
Executive standard: ISO4427 EN12201 ASTMF714 AS4130 GB/T13663

Length: 4m,6m and 12m, or as your request

HDPE pipe Performance and Features:

1. Environmental Material.

HDPE is a kind of no-toxic, tasteless and unharmful chemical material, and HDPE PIPE, inherits those typical features nicely.

2. Good Flexibility.

When it is used in dredging pipe, the rubber flexible connectors can be saved because of its good flexibility.

3. Low Hydraulic Resistance.

The smooth inner wall make the water transportation capacity improve more than 30% under the same condition.

4. No Leakage.

The technics of hot-fusion and electric-fusion make sure the the strength of welding point is stronger than the body pipe itself.

5. High abrasion performance.

Its wear resistance is 4 times as the steel pipe.

6. Anti-corrosion and crack growth resistance.

7. Long lifetime durable in use.

50 years at least.

8. Economy

Low delivery, installation and maintenance cost.

HDPE water supply pipe application

1. Water pipe network system for civil engineering.

2. Urban and rural drinking water pipeline.

3. Agricultural irrigation pipe.

4. Other industries related to liquid transportation, especially for corrosive liquid.

Q: DN is the pipe a pipe or a plastic tube?: DN is the nominal diameter. It does not represent the material of the tube. The material for the water supply pipe is usually PE

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for water filtration systems?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for water filtration systems.

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for oil and gas industries?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for oil and gas industries. They are commonly used in various applications such as transportation of fluids, chemical injection, and well monitoring. Plastic tubes offer advantages such as resistance to corrosion, lightweight, and cost-effectiveness, making them suitable for specific oil and gas industry requirements.

Q: How do plastic tubes compare to carbon fiber tubes in terms of strength?: Carbon fiber tubes are generally stronger than plastic tubes. Carbon fiber has a higher tensile strength and stiffness, making it more resistant to bending and breaking under stress. Plastic tubes, on the other hand, are more flexible and less rigid. However, specific comparisons depend on the type of plastic used and the specific application requirements.

Q: how do i safely clean the inside of used fluorescent tubes in order to use them for a different purpose.?: You don't. The tubes contain mercury (in a VERY minute amount) and should not be opend up for any reason other than disposal, which only recycling firms are allowed to do. There IS another alternative however, and that is the plastic safty cover for them. They are sold at the big box stores, Home Depot and Lowe's, and likely in other places as well. The link shows some *specialty* covers but there are also plain, clear covers for them, though I admit that the colored ones give you a much better idea of what to look for. Al

Q: I have a fairly old A/C unit in my home. Thanks to my lovely new puppy's curiosity a white tube running from the unit into the house is now broken. It appeared to be a plastic tube about an inch or so in diameter. What is this tube for and what would be the easiest method of repairing it? It is broken clean off and there is now about a 10-14 inch piece missing.: Nothing to worry about..thats a condensation tube for over flow of a little water....it can drain off in the yard...that other answer is crazy about freon mixing with water!!!

Q: Do plastic tubes have any UV resistance?: Yes, plastic tubes can have varying degrees of UV resistance depending on the type of plastic used. Some plastics, such as PVC and acrylic, are naturally UV resistant, while others may require the addition of UV stabilizers to enhance their resistance to UV radiation.