Plastic Tubes - New PPR Pipe and Fitting for Hot and Cold Water Supply

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Plastic Tubes - New PPR Pipe and Fitting for Hot and Cold Water Supply

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Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 10000 pc/month

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Product Overview

PP-R pipes are made of Polypropylene Random ,which has comprehensive physical and chemical property ,as well as Hygiene property.

With the high-quality materials .Minde PP-R pipes meet the DIN8077/8078 standard .Depending on the pressure ,the pipes can be used in temperature up to 70°Cwith an extrapolated service life up to 50 years .

Applications of PPR Pipe (white, gray):

1) Cold and hot water supply systems for civil and industrial constructions, e.g. in residential buildings, hospitals, hotels, school and office buildings, ship building

2) Drinking water systems and food industry pipe works

3) Central air conditioning system

4) Irrigating system for gardens and green houses

5) Public and sport facilities such as swimming pools and stadiums

6) For rainwater utilization systems

Packaging Details:

1. Large carton: 515 x 400x 220 Cubage: 0.04532 M3
Small carton: 390x255x250 Cubage: 0.0248 M3
2. PE poly bag+ carton Delivery Detail: 15 days/ 20" container; 25 days/ 40HQ

Product Description

Pressure	Size(mm)	Pressure	Size(mm)
PN1.25MPA	20*2.0	PN1.6MPA	20*2.3
	25*2.3		25*2.8
	32*2.9		32*3.6
	40*3.7		40*4.5
	50*4.6		50*5.6
	63*5.8		63*7.1
	75*6.8		75*8.4
	90*8.2		90*10.1
	110*10.0		110*12.3

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New PPR Pipe and Fitting For Hot and Cold Water Supply

Main Product Features:

1)Pressure Rating: 1.0Mpa,1.25MPa, 1.6MPa, 2.0MPa ,2.5MPa

2)Colors: Green, White, Grey, Red, Blue, Yellow and other color on request

3)Certification: ISO9001, ISO14001,CE, ROHS, SGS and so on

4)Standard: DIN8077/8078

5)Applications: Cold or hot water supply

Q: I have forgotten the name of the breed altough i know it starts with sy. I just want to know if they can fit in a tube cage or will they get stuck? And what is the best breed to get if you do have a tube cage?: Syrian hamsters, the larger breed of hamster, can outgrow the tubes and get stuck. Dwarf hamsters are better suited for those types of cages. If you're interested in a syrian hamster, a large, basic wire cage is probably a good idea. A bin cage is also a good cage to have for hamsters.

Q: Are plastic tubes resistant to heat?: Yes, plastic tubes can be resistant to heat depending on the type of plastic used. Some plastics, such as polypropylene and PTFE, have high heat resistance and can withstand elevated temperatures without deforming or melting. However, it is essential to consider the specific material and its temperature limits before using plastic tubes in applications involving heat.

Q: What are the common wall thicknesses for plastic tubes?: The common wall thicknesses for plastic tubes vary depending on their intended use and the specific industry. However, some typical ranges for plastic tube wall thicknesses include 0.5mm to 3mm for general-purpose applications, while thicker tubes ranging from 3mm to 6mm or more are often used for structural or heavy-duty applications.

Q: Can plastic tubes be customized with logos or labels?: Yes, plastic tubes can be customized with logos or labels.

Q: What is the level of rigidity of plastic tubes?: The level of rigidity of plastic tubes can vary depending on the specific type and thickness of the plastic material used. Some plastic tubes can be relatively flexible, while others can be quite rigid and sturdy.

Q: We're adopting a six-month-old kitten soon, and she's a good fit in with our family except she's a chewer. My grandma is on oxygen and her tube snakes through our upstairs hallway. Although the cat won't be upstairs much, is there any way to make her NOT want to chew it? Wrapping it in something isn't a good idea, as my grandma is still sort of mobile and has to make it to the bathroom and such, but is there any kind of spray or powder you can put on a plastic tube that cats hate?Thanks!: I heard if you put Vicks Vapor rub on wires they wont chew it. so maybe it will work for you. It wont make them sick either.

Q: Do plastic tubes have any limitations in terms of shelf life?: Yes, plastic tubes do have limitations in terms of shelf life. Over time, exposure to certain environmental factors such as sunlight, heat, and moisture can lead to degradation of the plastic material, potentially affecting its performance and durability. Additionally, the integrity of the tube's seal can weaken over time, which may compromise the product stored inside. Therefore, it is important to consider the recommended shelf life and storage conditions provided by the manufacturer to ensure the quality and safety of the products stored in plastic tubes.

Q: i have a top fin 30 filter,and i was wondering should bubbles be coming out of the clear plastic tube?: Alex, If you have a Top Fin filter which you hang on the outside of your tank while the tube is inside the tank, then no you shouldn't be seeing bubbles. You could have connected the extension tube incorrectly into the energizer well. Try removing it and replacing it again. This should allow the intake tube to pull water up and through the filter. You probably already know this - but remember to add water to the top of your filter so the filter will begin operating correctly. If you still have problems, go through your instruction booklet again...:) (Nosoop4u has a great suggestion as well..) Have a good day!

Q: I'm building a computer and I got to the liquid cooling option and I can't decide between copper tubing and plastic tubing. I've seen plastic tubing and know that plastic is easier to detach, but I think copper might cool the components better. Any suggestions?(Note-this is not a budget build by any means-I want to know which one performs better, not what's the best bang for your buck): Copper is better bang but needs to be bent for each component. Plastic is flexible and just needs to be cut to length