Q:Can plastic tubes be printed on?

Yes, plastic tubes can be printed on. Printing on plastic tubes is commonly done through methods like screen printing, pad printing, or digital printing. These techniques allow for the application of text, logos, or designs onto the surface of the plastic tube, making it customizable and suitable for various purposes.

Q:Owner of Toyota Corolla 95 4AFE: What do you call the (rubber/plastic) tube connecting the air filter to the engine?

air intake, air intake acordian.

Q:What's the fire suppression ring for the drain pipe? What are the requirements?

When the drainage pipe PVC in high-rise buildings (plastic), to prevent fire when the plastic tube is burned out, the fire spread from the lower to the upper Di, therefore, the plastic drainage pipe must be installed when wearing floor fire circle, its role in the affected by the high temperature expansion in the fire circle the pipeline "jam", reached the fire not up to stretch.

Q:How do you prevent plastic tubes from cracking in cold temperatures?

One way to prevent plastic tubes from cracking in cold temperatures is to use plastic materials that are specifically designed to withstand low temperatures. These materials often have higher impact resistance and flexibility, making them less likely to crack. Additionally, insulating the tubes or keeping them in heated areas can help prevent extreme temperature changes that could cause cracking.

Q:I am doing a school project and i need to get my hands on some surgical tubing. i don't know ware to buy it however can somebody please help me???????

Find a lowes or Home depot near you and go to the plumbing section where they sell hoses by the foot. Most carry the latex tubing your looking for. I just passed right by a roll of the stuff earlier when i was there.

Q:I have a number of plastic tubes of differing sizes that I need to sand the full length of the inside of. The smallest one is less than a centimeter in diameter. I have some long paintbrush handles that fit very well inside, so I've tried to wrap sandpaper around them and insert them into the tubes, but I don't know of a way to sufficiently attach the sandpaper to the brush handles (and getting rolled up sandpaper stuck inside a thin plastic tube is VERY difficult to remove, let me tell you...). Can anyone offer me any help on this?

we could be of better help if we new what you were doing.im a cntractor 50 years.

Q:I hate the plastic tubes. They're fiddly awkward to use, especially as they get near running out. Metal was SOOO much easier. Just roll up the tube it stays rolled up. Just squeeze the metal it doesn't pop right up as soon as you release the pressure, but stays down. Basically metal packaging was right for the job. Plastic tubes are a poor, inadequate alternative, I hate them.It can't be due to cost, since so many drinks are still sold in metal cans, if it was down to the cost all the metal cans would be replaced with cheaper plastic alternatives, but they're not.So what is the reason it's only plastic for toothpaste now?

It is due to cost. Drinks used to be sold in steel cans and glass bottles, now they are sold in aluminum cans and plastic bottles, due to cost. You can buy a plastic clip to put on the toothpaste tube to solve your problem.

Q:How do plastic tubes compare to aluminum tubes in terms of weight?

Plastic tubes are generally lighter than aluminum tubes.

Q:Are plastic tubes easy to cut and shape?

Yes, plastic tubes are generally easy to cut and shape. They can be easily cut using a variety of tools such as a saw, knife, or tube cutter. Additionally, plastic tubes can be heated to make them more pliable and then shaped into desired forms.

Q:Considering it sort of a plumbing project... also, if possible, keep it as cost-effective as possible? Is there a particular fitting I need to use? And I want the tube to connect internally (tube is inside fitting) as opposed to externally.Thanks in advance!

You would be looking for a Compression fitting that is suited for plastic tubing. Ask at your hardware store.