Plastic Tubes HDPE Pipe PE100 PE80 CNBM Manufacturer ISO4277

Ref Price:

Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 100 m

Supply Capability:: 3000 m/month

Inquire Now

Add to My Favorites

OKorder Service Pledge

Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery

OKorder Financial Service

Credit Rating, Credit Services, Credit Purchasing

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< span="">

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: How do you store plastic tubes to prevent damage?: Plastic tubes can be stored properly to prevent damage by keeping them in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight. It is important to store them in an upright position or hang them horizontally to avoid any bending or warping. Additionally, using storage racks, shelves, or compartments can help in organizing and preventing any accidental damage.

Q: Are plastic tubes resistant to mold and mildew?: Yes, plastic tubes are generally resistant to mold and mildew due to their non-porous nature.

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for storing small parts or components?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for storing small parts or components. They provide a secure and organized storage solution, protecting the parts from damage and making them easily accessible when needed.

Q: What are the applications of plastic tubes in the medical field?: Plastic tubes have various applications in the medical field, including serving as catheters for drainage or delivery of fluids, as well as for administering medications, blood transfusions, or intravenous therapies. They are also used in endotracheal tubes for airway management, feeding tubes for nutritional support, and surgical drains for fluid removal. Additionally, plastic tubes are employed in medical devices such as dialysis machines, ventilators, and even in prosthetics.

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for pneumatic conveyance?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for pneumatic conveyance.

Q: Are plastic tubes resistant to scratching?: Yes, plastic tubes are generally resistant to scratching due to their durable and tough nature.

Q: How does transferring of liquid in a container to an empty container using a plastic tube works?: You're talking about a siphon. You suck on the end to get the liquid up the tube and then down the other side, and all you need to do to keep it flowing is make sure the outside end of the tube is lower down than the inside end. The liquid pulls on itself, and there is more weight on the outer tube than the inner, so it's enough to draw the liquid up and down, as long as it ends up lower than it was before.

Q: What are the different wall thicknesses available for plastic tubes?: The different wall thicknesses available for plastic tubes can vary depending on the specific requirements and applications. However, common options include thin-wall tubes with thicknesses ranging from 0.5mm to 2mm, medium-wall tubes ranging from 2mm to 5mm, and thick-wall tubes with thicknesses exceeding 5mm.

Q: How are plastic tubes filled with adhesives or sealants?: Plastic tubes are typically filled with adhesives or sealants using a process called tube filling. This involves placing the empty tube in a filling machine, which is equipped with a nozzle or syringe-like device. The adhesive or sealant is then pumped or injected into the tube through this nozzle or syringe, ensuring that it fills up to the desired level. Once filled, the tube is sealed using a cap or crimped end, ready for use.

Q: Are plastic tubes suitable for use in the textile industry?: Yes, plastic tubes are suitable for use in the textile industry. Plastic tubes provide various benefits such as durability, flexibility, and resistance to moisture and chemicals, making them ideal for storing and transporting textiles. Additionally, plastic tubes can be customized to meet specific requirements, ensuring efficient production and storage processes in the textile industry.

Send your message to us

*Email

*TEL

*Quantity

*Unit