Plastic Tubes - Clear Reinforced PVC Flexible Hose Pipe

Plastic Tubes - Clear Reinforced PVC Flexible Hose Pipe System 1

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Plastic Tubes - Clear Reinforced PVC Flexible Hose Pipe

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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 pipe

Q: Are plastic tubes available in flame-retardant options?: Yes, plastic tubes are available in flame-retardant options. These tubes are specifically designed to reduce the spread of fire and meet certain safety standards.

Q: Are plastic tubes suitable for freezing temperatures?: Plastic tubes are generally not suitable for freezing temperatures as they tend to become brittle and can crack or break under low temperatures.

Q: How do plastic tubes compare to fiberglass tubes in terms of weight?: Plastic tubes are generally lighter in weight compared to fiberglass tubes.

Q: What is the purpose of dialysis tubing in the medical world?: It would help if you clarified your question but what came to my mind was the tubing used for peritoneal dialysis. Peritoneal dialysis is a type of dialysis that uses the peritoneum as the semipermeable membrane. The peritoneum is the membrane that surrounds the human gut – stomach, intestines, liver, etc – dialysis is accomplished by filling the space around those organs with dialysate so that waste solutes can dialyze from the blood into the dialysate. In order to fill and empty the dialysate from the gut you need to have a tube placed by a surgeon – a peritoneal catheter. From the outside that peritoneal catheter looks like a plastic tube sticking out of the belly, its purpose is to allow dialysis.

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for irrigation systems?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for irrigation systems. They are commonly used due to their durability, flexibility, and resistance to corrosion. Plastic tubes are cost-effective and easy to install, making them a popular choice for various irrigation applications.

Q: I have my sink clogged and I really wonder that I can use the drain opener to clear it off. My concern is that the sinks have plastic tubes. Will pouring the drain opener through them be harmful?: That plastic pipe is pretty sturdy stuff. And the chemical companies aren't staffed by idiots, they know lots of sinks have plastic drains. They test that stuff before they sell it. Be aware that some drain openers work by getting hot; that WILL affect those plastic pipes. The labeling will say whether the chemical opener does that. But before you go pouring money down the drain, have you tried plunging the sink? It's cheaper. For the price of a gallon of chemical opener, you can buy a decent plunger just for the sink. And unlike the chemical opener, you get to use it more than once. That's smart money. And finally, for the price of TWO gallons of chemical opener, you can buy a drain snake. And again, you get to use it more than once. Believe it or not, the drain snake is a lot less destructive to your pipes (talking about metal pipes, now) than the chemicals. Yes, you have to deal with whatever nasty gunk comes out of the pipes - not a big deal. You have to go to the bathroom on a regular basis, too, and you've probably been able to deal with that for quite some time. This isn't as bad as that. Good luck with it.

Q: I remember we use to have tubes that bent up well but were very soft a tin like material that eventually they found because it had lead in them it leached into the toothpaste such that now we have plastic toothpaste tubes predominatly made in the US.: Hello, Actually it was before that when dentistry figured out that the lead could leech into the toothpaste. What really changed the dispenser packaging of toothpaste was WW11, around the late 1940's...The war created a shortage of lead and the explosion of plastics uses suddenly caused toothpastes dispensers to change over to plastic and it's been that way since.

Q: Are plastic tubes suitable for hydraulic applications?: No, plastic tubes are generally not suitable for hydraulic applications due to their low strength and inability to withstand high pressures.

Q: How do I connect the cast iron sewer line with the PVC pipe?: With expansion joint, or quick joint, the expansion joint is cheaper and faster. In any plumbing shop there is a retractable knot.When connecting, use the gauze to polish the outer surface of the original cast iron pipe to prevent leakage.

Q: How long do plastic tubes last?: The lifespan of plastic tubes can vary depending on factors such as the type of plastic used, the conditions they are exposed to, and how they are used and maintained. Generally, plastic tubes can last for several years to several decades if they are well-made, properly cared for, and not exposed to harsh environments or excessive wear and tear.

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