• HDPE Winding Structure Wall Pipe Polyethylene Plastic Pipe System 1
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HDPE Winding Structure Wall Pipe Polyethylene Plastic Pipe

HDPE Winding Structure Wall Pipe Polyethylene Plastic Pipe

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HDPE Winding Structure Wall Pipe Plastic Pipe

We own three industry bases for manufacturing pipes, fittings and new materials, including the biggest production line of steel wire reinforced PE composite pipe in the world, and top advanced PE pipe production line.

We get long term cooperation with leading material suppliers in the world and professionally provide the pipeline system solutions of matched products and technical cases by the whole industry chain from materials R&D to pipeline engineering installation.

Q:What connections can be used for plastic pipes?
Welding or adhesive bonding, welding includes ultrasonic welding, laser welding, hot melt welding, etc. the adhesive connection is to connect the plastic pipe surface with adhesive, and then to connect it after curing.
Q:Are plastic tubes suitable for medical device manufacturing?
Yes, plastic tubes are commonly used in medical device manufacturing due to their versatility, cost-effectiveness, and compatibility with various medical applications. They can be designed to meet specific requirements such as flexibility, sterilization, biocompatibility, and resistance to chemicals. Additionally, plastic tubes can be easily molded into different shapes and sizes, making them suitable for a wide range of medical devices.
Q:How can the PPR pipe be connected with the metal tube?
The transition piece is a combination of plastic and metal, and the two materials are processed by injection molding process, and the anti leakage sealing is realized through the internal structure without adding other adhesive materials.
Q:Why do all squeeze tubes have a square at the top?
Do you mean at the portion furthest from the opening with the cap? Because the tube is filled from the end that is furthest from the opening with cap. Years ago (before flexible plastics existed) all tubes were made from a thick aluminum foil, the cap was put on it, the tube was filled from the opposite end from the cap, and the tube was sealed after filling by folding the open end over a few times and crimping it, which always produced a square end. Now adays with plastic tubing, which is sealed by melting the tube end together you could make it have pretty much any shape, but due to tradition a square end is still used, because that is what customers are used to buying.
Q:How to clean the moss in the plastic pipe?
The algae removing agent has the advantages of strong adaptability, wide spectrum of algae removal, simple and convenient use and no pollution. To solve the frequent artificial cleaning, get rid of moss and algae trouble, and ensure the normal and safe operation of the system. Removal of mud, algae and harmful microorganisms from the inner wall of the pipeline equipment; inhibition of circulating water cooling fluid system; propagation of bacteria and algae; unaffected by water quality; strong stability.
Q:Can plastic tubes be used for food and beverage packaging?
Yes, plastic tubes can be used for food and beverage packaging. The use of food-grade plastic materials ensures that the tubes are safe for packaging food and drinks, providing a convenient and hygienic solution for storage and transportation.
Q:How do you label plastic tubes?
Plastic tubes can be labeled using various methods such as adhesive labels, heat shrink sleeves, direct printing, or laser etching, depending on the specific requirements and properties of the tubes.
Q:How do plastic tubes perform in extreme cold temperatures?
Plastic tubes generally become more brittle and prone to cracking or breaking in extreme cold temperatures.
Q:what is dialysis tubing? how can it be used to demonstrate osmosis?
Dialysis tubing is actually a semi-permeable membrane when used in water. Experiments illustrating osmosis and pressure gradients across a membrane use dialysis tubing. This tubing usually comes in rolls and when wet, will open up into a cylindrical tube that can be tied off at the ends. The tubing can also be fitted over a thistle tube for such experiments. Dialysis tubing is literally a semi-permeable sheet of plastic. [Like a cell membrane, it can allow certain things in, but not everything.] In a dialysis tubing experiment, one fills the inside of the sheet with a concentrated liquid of some sort and then seals off the open ends of the tube. Then, one places the tube and liquid into another type of liquid and after awhile, the liquid from the outside moves inside the tube. What I did for my first dialysis tubing experiment was filling the inside of the tube with a concentrated starch solution and placed the tubing into a beaker of Lugol's solution diluted with distilled water. After a 1/2 hr, some of the Lugol's and distilled water will have entered the dialysis tubing. One can see that osmosis has happened because the Lugol's in the tube would have turned blue when in contact with the starch. Osmosis caused the diluted/unconcentrated solution of Lugol's and dH2O to go through the semi permeable membrane and into the concentrated solution of starch. Like a cell's membrane, if the outside of the cell is more concentrated, the cell would lose water because the the water will leave the cell and go for the concentrated outside environment. If the inside of the cell was more concentrated than the outside, the outside water will go into the cell through the semipermeable membrane.
Q:The dishwasher behind my bar at work has a leak. The pipe that's leaking is Parker Parflex PP 3/8 plastic tubing that connects into a metal nut and brings clean water in. The pipe has a leak exactly where it meets the nut, so in theory I could cut off the cracked portion and then re-seal it to the nut. Can I cut it with wire cutters? Should it be sanded after I cut it? Do I use a teflon sealant? Thanks for any help!
That should be a compression fitting. If it's a brass fitting then they are one time use. You can get a new brass fitting, cut the PP tube clean with a knife or a razor blade - be careful not to cut yourself please, then install the nut over the tube, slip the compression ring over the tube and if there's an insert that goes inside the PP, insert that. Then push the hose into the fitting and slide the nut and ring to the threaded portion of the fitting and tighten it. Be careful to tighten it enough to seal but not so tight you cut through the pipe again. It's likely the reason you have the leak in the first place is because someone overtightened it. OR you can simply buy a replacement hose. I'd prefer a wire braid shielded pipe. Stronger and made with a professional fitting on the end, one you don't have to mess with. My opinion, replacing the tube is the better idea. And they're not stupidly expensive either. Good luck with your project. '')

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