Plastic Tubes PVC Pipe 0.63-2.0MPA Material PVC Specification:16-630mm Length:5.8/11.8m Standard:GB

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

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Min Order Qty:: 1 m

Supply Capability:: 9999 m/month

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Place of Origin: Beijing, China (Mainland) Material: PVC Specification: 16-630mm Length: 5.8/11.8M Standard: GB

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details: coils in plastic bag

Delivery Detail: 15- 20 days

Specifications

PVC Pipe

1,16-630mm;

2, Wall thickness:1.6mm-26.7mm;

3, Pn:0.63-2.0MPa;

4, Length:5.8/11.8M

Features:

**Sizes: 16 to 630mm

**Pressure Rating: 0.6MPa, 0.8MPa, 1.0MPa, 1.25MPa, 1.6MPa

**Colors: white, grey, red or other colors on request

**Connection: socket fusion joint

**Standard: GB

**Certification: ISO9001, ISO14001

**Packaging: coils in plastic bag or as your request

Advantages:

**Corrosion Resistant: resist chemical matters or electron chemical corrosion

**Higher Flow Capacity: smooth interior walls result in lower pressure loss and higher volume than metal fittings

**Lower Installation Costs: light weight and ease of installation can reduce installation costs by as much as 50% over metal fittings

**Longevity: more than 50 years under proper use

**Environment-friendly: PVC-U drainage fittings can be recycled

Application

water pipe network system, industrial liquids transportation, Agricultural irrigation pipe and sewage treatment

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for electrical wiring?: No, plastic tubes cannot be used for electrical wiring as they lack the necessary insulation properties to safely carry electrical current. Electrical wiring typically requires materials such as copper or aluminum conductors with appropriate insulation to meet safety standards.

Q: Is it OK to drink water with plastic pipes at high temperature?: If used in high temperature conditions, may cause performance instability, there is a certain risk. Only plastic pipes which meet the requirements of high temperature can be used.

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: he dips one end at the gasoline at the tank, why does the tecnique work: because the suction of dipping the hose in the tank makes a vacuum that pulls the gas out of your tank.

Q: I was trying to remove a little transmission fluid from my dodge intrepid with 3 plastic straws stuck together, and one of them got disconnected and stuck in the filler tube. I tried removing it but just ended up getting it stuck furthur. Should i take my car to a mechanic and have the tranny pan dropped to remove the straw? Will it do any damage driving it to the shop?: I would just leave it. I doubt it will cause a problem. Someday, you should have your transmission fluid changed after many miles. Just have them take it out then.

Q: Are plastic tubes suitable for use in the chemical industry?: Yes, plastic tubes are suitable for use in the chemical industry. They are commonly used for various applications such as transporting and distributing chemicals, as they offer benefits like chemical resistance, durability, and flexibility. Plastic tubes are often made from materials like polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyethylene (PE), or polypropylene (PP), which can withstand the corrosive and reactive nature of many chemicals. Additionally, plastic tubes can be easily customized to meet specific requirements, making them a versatile and reliable choice for the chemical industry.

Q: What are the common wall thicknesses for gas line plastic tubes?: The common wall thicknesses for gas line plastic tubes typically range from 0.0625 inches (1.59 mm) to 0.125 inches (3.18 mm).

Q: What are the advantages of using plastic tubes in plumbing applications?: There are several advantages of using plastic tubes in plumbing applications. Firstly, plastic tubes are lightweight and easy to handle, making them convenient to install. Secondly, plastic tubes are resistant to corrosion and chemical reactions, ensuring long-term durability. Additionally, plastic tubes are flexible, allowing for easier routing and installation in tight spaces. Moreover, plastic tubes are cost-effective compared to traditional metal pipes. Lastly, plastic tubes are insulating, reducing heat loss and condensation.

Q: Just wondering if the blue and red coloured sharkbite Pex tubing that is sold in states legal to use in Canada? I'm looking to do the plumbing in my new home and am looking to use this stuff rather than the copper.Thanks for any help: Can't imagine a problem with code compliance. PEX (plastic extruded tubing) has been used in northern Europe for decades, because it won't split when water freezes inside it -- it just swells up like a sausage, then reverts to it's original shape when thawed. The stuff is made from the same material as trash bags, and it will outlast cockroaches. It won't interact chemically with water or with impurities which might be in the water, it steals less heat from the water than does copper, so the wait for hot water is shorter, and it doesn't transmit sound as readily as copper. Only caveat is to be careful to use quality fittings -- the few problems I've ever heard of with PEX all had to do with inferior or poorly installed elbows, tee fittings, etc. I've used it exclusively for 8 years (well over 100 custom homes) and never had a single problem.

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.

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