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FAQ

What is a paintball power tube used for?Im looking into an tippmann A5 power tube Delrin Front Bolt. Whats the difference and benefits.Thanks

The power tube is the part that holds the valve in the marker and helps direct air flow. Getting a new power tube will do NOTHING to performance. It has no performance valve what so ever. The front bolt is the part that helps push the ball out or the chamber. And getting a new one will help very very lil. So lil that it doesn't really matter. THis is because the stock front bolt on the tippmann markers is made so well that changing it doesn't make it any better because they will perform just about the same. Replacing the stock power tube to a full aluminum power tube is a good idea because after a while the stock plastic power tube does tend to break and when that happens it will cause air or co2 to leak. The aluminum one wont do that and lasts a lot longer.

Pex Tubing

Pex requires special fittings and a special tool to expand the tubing for it to be used

I use a length of plastic tubing and after using it for a while (few months) it changed from clear to opaque. It had been exposed to heat, alcohol and water, nothing else. If you know why it changed colors please fill me in. Also, I would like to know if it is changed chemically that might effect things traveling through it or if it is merely a cosmetic change and I can ignore it for the most part.

If the plastic tubing was exposed to heat, then the resultant color change was most like due to a disruption in the chemical lattice of the plastic. A plastic is basically a polymer or group of polymers (polymer=same chemical compound repeated over and over again). When heat or another energy source is apllied, it has the ability to alter the polymer structure. Think of a polymer in similar terms as a crystal; all of the compounds in the plastic will align themselves in a similar way as the previous compound. When you do this with minerals, you end up with a clear or partially clear crystal. The same basic principal applies to polymers (plastics). Hope this helps!! P.S. some chemicals have the same ability to alter the plastic, same as an enrgy source..

it cant have ANY plastic unless it has a wheel (if it does have a wheel, make sure its solid) and it must be suitable for 2 Gerbils. (it has to have multiple floors)

Please don't get a cage with bars because it would HAVE to have plastic. Make your gerbils happier with something bigger and more spacious :)

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for packaging creams or lotions. They are a popular and practical choice for containing and dispensing various cosmetic products.

The water dispenser tube on the outside front has a hard yellow substance on the end of the tube. I don't know what it is or how to get the tube out to clean it.

Sounds like sulphur. You must have sulphur in your water. Scrap it off and expect to have to do it again. Good luck I believe the GE models the tube is foamed in place not changable by itself. The entire door would have to be changed out. very expenssive. Try a small bottle type brush to clear it. Good luck

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for irrigation in agriculture. They are commonly employed for various irrigation systems, such as drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation. Plastic tubes are durable, flexible, and cost-effective, making them an ideal choice for delivering water to crops efficiently and effectively.

No, plastic tubes are generally not suitable for storing and transporting hazardous materials as they may not provide adequate containment and resistance to chemicals, leading to potential leaks, reactions, or contamination.