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Plastic Tubes PVC Helix Suction Hose 3

Plastic Tubes PVC Helix Suction Hose 3

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PVC Helix Sunction Hose


Specifications:


1) Size 3"
2) new PVC material
3) spiral zinc-plated steel wire
4) full new material
5) smooth bore


Applications:


Suitable for conveying powder, grain, water and oil, etc, in the industry, agriculture, irrigation and civil engineering. It is the ideal alternative of rubber hose and metal pipe.


Characteristics:


Light, elastic, minus pressure resistant and with good adaptability.


Working temperature:

-5℃~65℃



Q: I've usually see em in the movies and stuff like that. Little long tubes like hand held flares which upon breaking or twisting emits faint green light sort of like the radium stickers and stuff like that and are these available in military surplus stores?
The term we always used for them was Chem-Lites. Didn't matter what color or where they came from. The color of them is dictated by the color of the plastic tube that the liquid is in. You should be able to find them at most outdoor/sporting good stores, possibly a military surplus store, and even Wal-Mart.
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
Q: What is the lifespan of plastic tubes?
The lifespan of plastic tubes can vary depending on factors such as the type of plastic used, the environment they are exposed to, and the level of usage. However, on average, plastic tubes can last for several years to decades if they are properly maintained and not subjected to extreme conditions.
Q: Can plastic tubes be labeled with product information?
Yes, plastic tubes can be labeled with product information.
Q: What is the best adhesive to keep the paper on a plastic tube (Its an MM mini tube and standard scrapbook paper). I tried glue dots and it worked for 2 hrs then came off on its own. Id prefer to stay away from super glue since it could easily glue to my hands.
Can you wrap the paper around the tube and just glue the paper to itself, or tape the paper to itself?
Q: How can you prove that the PVC plastic pipe is B1?
The physical properties such as molecular weight, crystallinity and softening point of PVC change with the polymerization conditions (temperature). PVC resin is used as base material and mixed with various additives such as stabilizer, plasticizer, filler, colorant and modifier. It is plasticized, molded and processed into PVC resin plastic. PVC material has light, heat insulation, heat preservation, moisture-proof, flame retardant, simple construction and so on. Specifications, colors, patterns, and very rich decoration, is widely used in production and life. For example, PVC water pipes, PVC plastic doors and windows, and plastic toys containing PVC, wires and cables.
Q: Are plastic tubes resistant to oils or greases?
Yes, plastic tubes are generally resistant to oils and greases.
Q: Are plastic tubes recyclable?
Yes, plastic tubes are recyclable. However, the recyclability of plastic tubes can vary depending on the type of plastic used, local recycling capabilities, and specific recycling guidelines in different regions. It is important to check with your local recycling facility or municipality to ensure that plastic tubes are accepted in your area's recycling program.
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?
Q: I got A LOT of clear plastic tubing, (like EVERY size!) and I wanted to know if I could make a craft or something with it. I would like to make a gumball machine, but I searched forever and I couldn't find anything with plastic tubing. Do you have anything I can make? I can also go to the store and buy something (within reason of price) to make it! (it would be awesome if you could tell me by 3PM central today, because that's when my 10-year-old cousin is coming over and she loves crafts!) Thanks!
A bracelet could be made if you can find something to insert into the two end to join them together. They can be filled with all sorts of items mini jawbreakers, water and glitter, semi precious stones from the craft store, small shells, coloured sand, you get where I'm going, right? Hope you have fun!

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