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Plastic Tubes - PVC Transparent Non-Toxic Without Odor Fiber Flexible Reinforced Hose

Plastic Tubes - PVC Transparent Non-Toxic Without Odor Fiber Flexible Reinforced Hose

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Min Order Qty:
1000 m
Supply Capability:
100000000 m/month

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Quick Details

· Place of Origin: Shandong, China (Mainland) 

· Brand Name: SGSN 

· 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 

Welcome to Singsino

 

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 are plastic tubes measured?
Plastic tubes are typically measured by their outer diameter, which is the distance across the widest point of the tube.
Q: Please tell me the pipe diameter: plastic pipe Phi 25, is it equal to DN20?
But the iron pipe and the PVC pipe still have the difference, for example, the iron tube generally refers to the inside diameter, the PVC tube generally refers to the outer diameter, therefore the DN20 iron tube and the PVC pipe iron pipe are much more thick than the PVC tube.
Q: What's the diameter of the white plastic tube in the kitchen, about 10cm? What should I do if the water leaks?
Electrode welding: buy several PVC welding electrodes to the building materials shop or hardware city, and weld the welding rod to dew point with hot blast welding torch.The above two methods must first wipe the dew point, no water, and within 12 hours after the repair and repair, the water pipe shall not be used.
Q: I have seen one in a music video but i dont know what it called it makes the the voice sound electronic i think???
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Q: I've seen these big plastic tubes in pet stores recently and the box for them says that they are meant for guinea pigs. I don't understand I thought guinea pigs like big places to hide not little spaces where they can't move freely. But maybe I'm wrong, do guinea pigs really like them?
I thought at first that my guinea pigs would like the tubes but when I got a tube for them they would go and sit in it or chew it. If I was you I would not waste your money, they would rather be taken out of their cages and held.
Q: How do I connect the cast iron sewer line with the PVC pipe?
With expansion joint, or quick joint, the expansion joint is cheaper and faster. In any plumbing shop there is a retractable knot.When connecting, use the gauze to polish the outer surface of the original cast iron pipe to prevent leakage.
Q: Can plastic pipes be adhered with PVC?
PVC glue is used for construction, electrical wiring, pipe irrigation, agricultural irrigation, industrial sewage and so on. PVC pipe and pipe fittings are bonded.
Q: how long will cigars keep in tubes?
Depends on where you live. Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, or other states that are very humid most of the time will keep them for a good long while. (Assuming you don't have them in an air conditioned place all the time that dries the air). If you were in Arizona or California or somewhere like that with very dry conditions most of the time; they will be noticeable drier in only a week or so. The tubes are really more just for presentation (like wax on a whiskey bottle) than they are for preservation. Ideal for cigars is around 75 deg F and 70% humidity. Compare where you have them to that to guage their longevity without proper storage. A ziplock bag with some pieces of dried fruit (apricot, peach, etc) is one home remedy for cigar storage, but I can't speak for it's actual effectiveness. The bag itself probably does most of the actual preservation. If they will fit, you can just get a large mason jar and buy these disposable humidty packs from a cigar company or online. Tear the top off of the envelope and place inside the jar with the smokes. Only about $8 invested and you will have pretty good preservation for at least 6 weeks (or until you put in a fresh pack).
Q: Can plastic tubes be used for craft projects like DIY lamps?
Yes, plastic tubes can definitely be used for craft projects like DIY lamps. They are versatile, lightweight, and easy to work with, making them ideal for creating unique and creative lamp designs. Additionally, plastic tubes come in various sizes and colors, allowing for endless possibilities and customization in your craft projects.
Q: Sooo...i'm having some trouble here. I have about 3000 feet of plastic tubing (that looks a lot like the rubber tubing you'd see in a lab). Thats all i know about it.....and i need to find the right sized pump to get 2 gpm of water. Its 1/2 inch diameter tubing. Any sort of estimate would be nice.......trying to make sure i don't get a pump to weak. But don't wanna go to overboard (limited funds). thanks
I suppose that tubing will be used horizontal at all times during the course of operation with out any fittings. If yes then get pressure at the outlet end by Q (Flow)= Pressure x Area (inner) Find pressure drop from any sourse ( e.g. Ask manufacturer for pressure drop per 1000 foot) Add pressure drop of entire lenght to pressure from formula. Have 20% safety factor added. In case of any fittings used add pressure drop of fittings (from Mfg.) to pressure drop of tubing, if height changes; for every 2.31 feet have a loss of 1 PSI added to original loss of tubing before adding safety factor. Hope it help

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