PVC Pipe Large Diameter Steel Reinforced Corrugated
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 2000 m
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 m/month
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1.Description of PVC Pipe :
Material: Virgin Rigid PVC resin, no recycle material
Process: vacuum forming extrusion
Color: various colors, we can make color according to Panton card No.
Quality Standard: Smooth surface, no spot, no shrink mark, no surface quality defect.Check from cross section, homogeneous in density, good plasticizing degree, relative chemical/physical property meet customer requirement. We supply different environment protection products to meet different market requirement.
Back working procedure: precise length cutting, drilling/slotting/punching, gold stamping, quality inspection, cleaning, assembling, and packing.
Application:construction, home decoration, stationery&toy, advertising, ornament, etc.
Common Feature: high glossy, water proof, damp proof, termite proof, shock proof, fire retardant, Maintenance free, light weight ,easy to install, economical, durability, recyclable
2.Features of PVC Pipes :
1) Structure Engineering, home water supply and drainage
2) Water drainage/supply system
3) for Agriculture Irrigation, aquaculture
4) Strong mechanical strength: Good resistance to water pressure, outside impact and pressure, is satisfied under any conditions.
5) Good electrical insulation: excellent insulation nature against electricity. the pvc pipe can be served as conduits and pipes in construction cable and wire.
6) Water quality unaffected: The solution tests on the PVC pipe show no affect on water quality when the water flows through is. It is considered the best piping material for running water works.
7) Simple installation: Very easy to connect, thus much time and laborcost may be saved.
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4.Specifications of the PVC Pipe:
1) Material: pvc pipe unplasticized polyvinyl chloride
2) Standard: GB, ISO9001, ISO14001
3) Color: white pvc pipe, grey pvc pipe , etc.
4) Specific Gravity:g/cm3, 20(C): 1.35 - 1.55
5) Vicat Softening Temperature: (C) >=79
6) Longitudinal Reversion: %, 150(C) <=5< span=""><>
7) Dichloromethane Resistance Test: No attack
8) Falling Weight Impact Test: TIR, %, 0(C) <=10< span=""><>
9) Tensile Yield Strength: Mpa >=40
5.FAQ
Q:What is you MOQ?
A:As customer’s request.
Q:What is the production ability? or delivery time?
A:Our production ability support 40HQ order finish in one week.
Q:What is the regular shipping port?
A:Tianjin or Shanghai.
Q:What is your payment?
A:TT or CC.
Q:Can we have sample?
A:Sample free, freight cost you.
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PVC Pipe Large Diameter Steel Reinforced Corrugated
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 2000 m
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 m/month
OKorder Service Pledge
OKorder Financial Service
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