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Plastic Tubes - PVC Fiber Flexible Reinforced Soft Hose

Plastic Tubes - PVC Fiber Flexible Reinforced Soft 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) 

· Model Number: FSSH 

· Material: PVC 

· Specification: 5/32''-3'' 

· Length: 30/50/100M 

· Thickness: 2.5-8MM 

· Standard: SGS 

· Material: PVC 

· Size: 5/32''-3'' 

· Length: 30/50/100M 

· W.P.: 4-15Bar 

· B.P.: 12-45Bzr 

· Thickness: 2.5-8MM 

· Color: Any Colors 

· Temperature: -5C to 65C. 

· Surface: Smooth 

· Name: PVC Transparent Fiber Flexible Reinforced Hose 

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:

Generally packing: Entangled with plastic woven cloth. Specially packing: according to the customer's requirements.

Delivery Detail:

30 days after the order is comfirmed

Specifications

PVC Transparent Fiber Flexible Reinforced Hose 
1.Material:PVC 
2.Size: 4mm-22mm 

 

As a professional manufacturer and supplier, Singsino Group Ltd. has invested in several fields in China, includes PVC Hose, Rubber Hose and Plastic Machine which are applied in Food Processing, Industry, Commodity Series etc

 

 

 

 

Q: How do you dispose of plastic tubes responsibly?
To dispose of plastic tubes responsibly, it is important to follow proper recycling practices. First, check if the plastic tubes are accepted in your local recycling program. If they are, rinse out any residue and remove any non-recyclable parts, such as caps or labels. Flatten or cut the tubes to save space and prevent tangling. Place them in the recycling bin or take them to a nearby recycling center. If not accepted in recycling, consider reusing the tubes for storage or repurposing them creatively before eventually disposing of them in the regular trash.
Q: This tube is found when u remove the silver engine cover.I need to buy this tube cos its broken. It looks like an exhaust oil channel (not sure). it was noted to be broken/cot during a recent service and I was told only citroen dealers can have it in stock.Car runs fine but I occasionally smell oil while driving.
It sounds like some kind of breather pipe to me, probably the best thing to do is to roll into your local Citroen dealer and ask someone in parts to look at it and they should be able to get you one then.
Q: I already have a plastic water line with a on off switch coming up through the floor. I bought a new fridge and when they delivered it they said they could not install it because of the plastic tube- they said I had to change it- I've been to home depot etc and have no clue how to do it because everything else seems to be for the actual installation of a brand new line whereas in this case I need to know how to change the existing line. Any answers??
You shouldn't have to change the tubing all refers as far as I know come with a 1/4 in line. Get a adapter from Home Depot or Lowe's and you should be good to go. You might cut off a small piece of you old tubing and the fitting on the refer and take them with you that should help a lot. Good Luck
Q: Im working on an art project right now and I want to buy some 4ft long T8 Blue light bulbs. But I cant seem to find any US companies selling them. I found plenty of over seas companies but im looking for some place to buy in the states to avoid high shipping cost. Does anyone know where i could find some?
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Q: I added a bit too much Oil into the engine, so I decide that I would be able to suck the oil out with some tubing. However part of the plastic tubing fell off into the dipstick hole and it possibly in the oil pan now. I call some mechanic, and ended up having some say that it will damage the engine and some saying that it will not effect the engine. Can someone give me a more in-depth explanation. On how I can remove the plastic tubing? and How is will effect the engine? Should I even drive it?
Since it it plastic and your engine gets extremely hot it will probably just melt. I will bet when you get around to it. The plastic will have already been melted. Even though its 5 inches it will just swirl around in there until it melts or untill you get it out. I dought you will be able to get it out by using a wire put its worth a try. One little piece of plastic tubing will not stop forged rods and a crankshaft from moving nor will it stop up an oil pump that has a filter on it to remove such things from entering your oil ways. And to pay somone to do that will be about 150$. About 2-2 and a half hours labor to remove and install the oil pan. Save your money itll be alright.
Q: Can plastic tubes be used for decorative purposes?
Yes, plastic tubes can be used for decorative purposes. They can be painted, wrapped in decorative materials, or used as part of a larger decorative arrangement. Their versatility and wide range of colors and sizes make them a popular choice for various creative and decorative projects.
Q: How does groundwater flow into a well pipe? It was a small bore well, made of plastic tubing
The filter pipe is located in the aquifer, whose length determines the amount of water drawn from the well.
Q: How to distinguish between hard plastic pipes and flame retardant plastic pipes?
If you can use the oxygen index method in the laboratory to distinguish, in general, the rigid plastic pipe oxygen index is lower than the flame-retardant plastic
Q: How to change the upper WATER plastic tube, inside the door, Kenmore side by side frige mod 596.57542791.?
Not quite sure which hose that you mean. In between the outer shell and the door liner? Or in the dispenser housing itself. But check these out maybe it will help you out. Good Luck
Q: Are plastic tubes resistant to ultrasonic cleaning?
Yes, plastic tubes are generally resistant to ultrasonic cleaning. However, the specific resistance may vary depending on the type of plastic used in the tubes.

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