Plastic Tubes - Clear Reinforced PVC Flexible Hose

Plastic Tubes - Clear Reinforced PVC Flexible Hose System 1

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Plastic Tubes - Clear Reinforced PVC Flexible Hose

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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

Q: An air core is no core except air.: The purpose of a core in a transformer is to ensure as much as possible of the flux from one winding links the other. Also, we want the core to have a very small reluctance, so that the magnetising inductance (sometimes refered to as the mutual inductance) is very large. If it isnt, the transformer will have a large magnetising current i.e. it behaves as a shunt low value inductance, we need this inductance to be very high. Even if the powdered stones in the tube had a low reluctance (maybe they have alot of iron oxides in them?), the problem is that still most of the magnetic circuit is through air, so there is still a high reluctance. You need a closed magnetic circuit with a low reluctance material, or else you will need a very large number of turns on the windings, and they will need to be arranged carefully, to keep the leakage inductance low (flux from one winding that doesnt link with the other...) But what is the application? For low frequency power transformers we want a low leakage reactance and a very high magnetising reactance. For other kinds of transformers we might want a high leakage reactance (say a transformer to be used as a welder, the leakage reactance acts like a series choke to limit the short circuit current...). For broadband high frequency transformers, we want as little leakage inductance as possible, where as low magnetising inductance is not a problem at these frequencies. So usually we make transformers for this application with the two windings as one side of a twisted pair cable, or coax cable, and then have an air core. So how good a transformer core is depends on its application!

Q: I am trying to design a tube that needs a lid which will have rubber seals. therefore i need to figure out what the series roughness should be on the tube where the rubber seals need to sort of slide in. the tube is about 12.5in long and will be smooth 1.5in in on the inside and the cover goes 1.5in into the tube when put on the tube. This is for work, i am just trying to finish my drawings for this product.: 63 u/in will be fine.

Q: What are the temperature limitations of plastic tubes?: The temperature limitations of plastic tubes vary depending on the type of plastic used. However, most common plastics have temperature limitations ranging from -40°C to 80°C (-40°F to 176°F). It is important to consult the specific manufacturer's guidelines for the plastic tubing being used to determine its exact temperature limitations.

Q: I'm looking to make my own gas mask bong like the one pictured here . I've looked as jumbo sized plastic test tubes but they are not big enough. I just need a link to buy tubes that big. preferably plastic.: I'd say your best bet is a head-shop or smoke-shop as they sell all sorts of accessories for smoking, the tubes could be homemade or makeshift made in a shop by a tradesmen. Lastly smoking out of plastic is not as good as glass it has more carcinogens or something i remember reading about it somewhere. Hope that helps

Q: How can the iron pipe be joined to the plastic hose?: If it is 2 inches below the pipe threaded joint can be connected, if large flange connection is used.

Q: What is the average cost of plastic tubes?: The average cost of plastic tubes can vary significantly depending on factors such as size, material, and quantity. It is recommended to research suppliers and compare prices to get an accurate estimate for the specific type of plastic tube needed.

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.)

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for dental applications?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for dental applications. They are commonly used for various purposes such as delivering dental materials, suctioning fluids, and providing irrigation during dental procedures.

Q: I have recently upgraded my fishtank. The new one has 3 under-gravel filters and I am using my old charcoal and wool filter as well. I am using a Sonic 9905 pump that has 2 air connections. When I first set it up 2 days ago, all three gravel tubes, connected by T pieces, flowed with no problems and the other filter had it's own tube.Now, either the 2 tubes closest to the pump work, or the further one. They seem to change randomly.How can I get all three to flow constantly?: If the T piece do not have a regulator on it, replace it with one that has. This is usually called an air regulator. It has a knob on it that you can use to regulate the flow of the air in the tube. Or you can buy a piece of valve that can pinch the plastic air tube so that you can regulate the air that goes into one tube or the other. These are available in your LFS. Ask them and let them show you how they do it.

Q: Looking for some type of plastic tube with an internal measurement of about 15mm and around 130mm to 150mm in overall length. Needs to be solid one end and some type of removable cap on other end. Looking for around 500+ pieces in total: You need to give more detail. Rigid or flexible? Resistant to solvents? Does it have to bear any pressure? Thin walled or thick? UV stable? Cap to be gas- or liquid-tight ? Does 'clear' mean not tinted or just transparent?

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