PVC Pipe ASTM Sch40 Plastic Tubes

Inquire Now

OKorder Service Pledge

Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery

OKorder Financial Service

Credit Rating, Credit Services, Credit Purchasing

pvc pipe
Water supply pvc pipe
Water discharge pvc pipe
Plastic PN10 and PN16 pvc pipe
DIN8077, DIN8078, ISO 15874 pvc pipe

Our pipes and fittings can be made according and conforming to the following International Standards:

1) American standard (ASTM Sch 40 & Sch 80, SDR 21, SDR 26, SDR41)

2) British standard (BS 3505, BS 5255, 4515)

3) Singaporean standard (SS 141, SS 272, SS 213)

4) Australian standard (AS 1477, AS 1415)

5) National standard (GB 10002, GB 5836, GB 14823, GB 13664)

6) International standard (ISO 4422, ISO 3633, IEC 614, GY 3050)

PVC Pipe Features

Non-conductive: Good insulation, assuring a safe system
Smooth surface: Small friction coefficient to ensure the cables go through smoothly
Fire resistance: Self-extinguishing, do not support combustion
Corrosion Resistance: Resistant to acids, bases and salts, assuring a lower maintenance cost and a longer performance life
Impact strength: Resistant to compression and impact, suitable to be buried in concrete
Easy Installation: solvent cement and threading joining
Usage:Electric wires installation, Supply water, Irragation Water, Drainage

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for chemical dispensing?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for chemical dispensing. Plastic tubes made from chemically resistant materials, such as polypropylene or polyethylene, are commonly used for dispensing various types of chemicals in laboratory and industrial settings. These tubes are designed to withstand the corrosive nature of many chemicals and ensure safe and accurate dispensing.

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for chemical storage?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for chemical storage depending on the type of chemical being stored. Certain plastics are chemically resistant and can safely contain a wide range of chemicals. However, it is important to consider the specific compatibility of the plastic material with the chemical in question to ensure safe storage and prevent any chemical reactions or degradation of the plastic.

Q: Are plastic tubes safe for food and beverage applications?: Yes, plastic tubes are generally safe for food and beverage applications. However, it is important to note that the safety depends on the type of plastic used and its compliance with food-grade standards. Food-grade plastics, such as polyethylene and polypropylene, are commonly used for manufacturing tubes that come into contact with food and beverages. These plastics are non-toxic, resistant to chemicals, and can withstand the necessary temperatures for food and beverage applications. Additionally, it is vital to ensure that the plastic tubes are properly cleaned and maintained to prevent any contamination.

Q: How to calculate joint parts for hot melt connection of water supply plastic pipe?: The hot melt connection directly connects the pipe and does not need the fittings,If flanges, flanges, or hot melt inserts or electrofusion connections are used, the fittings shall be determined according to the design drawings and field conditions.

Q: What is the lifespan of plastic tubes?: The lifespan of plastic tubes can vary depending on several factors such as the type of plastic, the environment they are exposed to, and the conditions they are used in. However, plastic tubes are generally known to have a long lifespan, ranging from several years to decades.

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for pharmaceutical packaging?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for pharmaceutical packaging. Plastic tubes are often used for packaging pharmaceutical products such as ointments, creams, gels, and even some oral medications. They offer advantages like being lightweight, portable, and easily squeezable, making them convenient for dispensing and applying medications. Additionally, plastic tubes can provide effective protection against moisture, air, and light, helping to preserve the quality and integrity of the pharmaceutical products inside.

Q: I remember we use to have tubes that bent up well but were very soft a tin like material that eventually they found because it had lead in them it leached into the toothpaste such that now we have plastic toothpaste tubes predominatly made in the US.: That sounds about right. I do remember those tubes that rolled up easily and were made of a bendable metal. In those days, I was pretty bad about brushing my teeth so it's probable that I wasn't affected that much by whatever lead content there was. I did get a lot of cavities, though.

Q: is it ok to use a plastic tubing for my ice maker how about the fittings (plastic)?: That's what I have on mine. The fittings will have some brass usually

Q: i'm just curious but, is it possible to use a plastic (case) tube as an optical fiber? i was searching and found this product that i had for along time now and it is a Eyeglass Repair Kit which has a plastic tube (case). is it possible to use this as a plastic acrylic tube?: Optical waveguides work by total internal reflection, which occurs when light attempts to exit a dense medium into a less dense one. Optical fibers are constructed with a high-index-of-refraction material coated with a material with a slightly lower index. Light striking the wall of a hollow tube will pass into the tube wall. If you metalize the inside of the tube you can get a waveguide of a sort, but it will only work over a short distance because of lossy reflection. You're not remotely close to having anything you could make into a phase conjugate mirror, unless you have discovered some amazing new optical trick.

Q: I need to bleed my brakes. A plastic tube is attached to the valve on the wheel. What is the proper size tube? It is a clear plastic hose or tube. I need the inside diameter measurements so that I can buy one at the hardware store.I use this tube to drain out the fluid. any one know offhand? Dodge Neon: 3/16 or 1/4.

Send your message to us

*Email

*TEL

*Quantity

*Unit