Plastic Tubes - PPR Pipes and Fittings for Agricultural Application from China
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 200 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 pc/month
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Introduction:
Material: Plastic
Technics: injection
Place of Origin: China (Mainland)
Connection: Welding
Head Code: round
Color: white
Type: Pipes
Model Number: DSW382-383
Shape: Equal
Product Applications:
1.Potable water for cold and warm water installations
2.For rainwater utilization systems
3.For compressed air plants
4.For solar plants
5.For agriculture and horticulture
6.Heating pipes for residential housing
7.For industry
Advantages:
1.We named this kind of fittings as PPR reducing sleeve. ppr reducing coupling
2.A whole part of this PPR reducing sleeve is made of polypropylene.
3.As you know, all the fitting designed for connecting the pipe or change the piping path. This PPR reducing sleeve is able to connect the different diameter pipeline together. I believe you know how to use it.
4.All of these PPR pipe fitting come in 3 different colors: white, gray, green.
5.Our PPR pipe fitting had been pasted the ISO9001 authentication. And had been got the CE certification.
6.We adopt the newest technology in the piping produce industry.
Why Us？
1.We can make any requirements in design, pattern, color and size.
2.We can make customer's logo on the surface of products.
3.The dimension tolerance of our products is controlled within 0.03mm.
4.Our products are child safety, pet safety and environment-friendly.
Product Show:
- Q: Can plastic tubes be customized with logos or labels?
- Yes, plastic tubes can be customized with logos or labels. This can be done through various printing techniques such as screen printing, hot stamping, or digital printing, allowing businesses to add their brand identity or product information to the tubes for promotional or informational purposes.
- Q: the tube is running from the cold water tap of the laundry sink. there is always a trickle of water. the tube appears to have been placed in the cement floor at the time of construction. i can think of nothing it feeds. would like to get rid of it but want to know why its there first.
- My air conditioner drains condensation into a tube like that. Dont know if thats what it is, but could be a possibility.
- Q: My house is two floors, though I think it was originally a one-story cape cod, and the upstairs was a single semi-second floor/attic. Anyways, the attic is now higher up, but the walls still slope on the sides. The air/heating unit is in the crawl space, duct work runs directly to vents/returns on the first floor, but for the second floor there are these two really large plastic(?) pipes that run up to the second floor from which I believe the ductwork is distributed. What are these called?
- Vertical duct work. In general, if forced air, heated, cooled or even unconditioned, goes through it it is called duct work, unless it is an accessory / fitting such as a grille, diffuser, register etc. It's called duct work or vertical duct work if you would like.
- Q: Do plastic tubes have any limitations in terms of gas permeability?
- Yes, plastic tubes do have limitations in terms of gas permeability. While some types of plastic tubes are designed to be gas impermeable, many common plastics used for tubes, such as polyethylene or PVC, can allow certain gases to permeate through them over time. The rate of gas permeability varies depending on the type of plastic and the specific gas involved. Therefore, it is important to consider the intended use and the type of gas being transported when choosing plastic tubes.
- Q: What kinds of plastic pipes are available? Which ones are free to deform and turn?! At the same time can bear the pressure of tap water!
- PPR give the water pipe, this is the most building, the most commonly used! To meet the high water pressure, adapt to various routes, with a heat capacity and elbow on it!
- Q: I have a pond pump and standard aquarium plastic tubing. I will be drilling tiny holes in equal increments throughout the tubing to release the air. Is there an equation to show the air pressure that will be released through the holes? I would like to know how many holes I need and how far to space them to achieve a certain amount of air pressure to be released from a specified length of tubing.This is a test and will not be done under water. A simple diffuser will not work for this application.Ideally I would like a formula where I can input the following and get a result:Tube LengthTube DiameterPump PSITube Hole SizeTube Hole QuantityTube Hole SpacingResultAirflow per Tube HoleAny help would be greatly appreciated. If you need more information please let me know.Thank you,
- The flow rate under water will be quite different from the rates in air. Unless all holes are at the same horizontal level the flow rates will vary. As a general rule, the total cross sectional area of all holes must be below 14% of the cross sectional area of the tube to ensure equal flow from each hole along a long length of tube. Along with the pump PSI (What sort of pump? Diaphragm, piston, centrifugal?) the maximum out put is also a factor. If it is a positive displacement pump the full capacity will be distributed through whatever holes are available with the pressure increasing to achieve this.. hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/Hba...
- Q: Do plastic tubes have any limitations in terms of compatibility with other packaging materials?
- Yes, plastic tubes do have limitations in terms of compatibility with other packaging materials. While plastic tubes are generally compatible with a wide range of materials such as creams, gels, and liquids, they may not be suitable for certain substances that are reactive or incompatible with the plastic material. Additionally, plastic tubes may not be the best choice for packaging materials that require a high barrier against moisture or oxygen. It is important to consider the specific requirements and characteristics of the product being packaged to ensure compatibility with plastic tubes or explore alternative packaging options.
- Q: Are plastic tubes resistant to impact or cracking?
- Yes, plastic tubes are generally resistant to impact and cracking.
- Q: Hehehe I love freeze pops. My favorite flavor is lime. :)
- Rafiki loves mango flavor
- Q: What are the common applications of plastic tubes?
- Plastic tubes are commonly used in various industries and applications, including packaging, plumbing, medical devices, electrical wiring, automotive parts, and construction. They are versatile and can be found in everyday items such as bottles, pipes, hoses, and tubes used for transportation of liquids, gases, and solids.
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Plastic Tubes - PPR Pipes and Fittings for Agricultural Application from China
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 200 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 pc/month
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OKorder Financial Service
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