Q:Are plastic tubes suitable for electrical conduit systems?

Yes, plastic tubes are suitable for electrical conduit systems.

Q:Can plastic tubes be used for aquariums or fish tanks?

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for aquariums or fish tanks. They can be employed for various purposes such as creating water flow, connecting filters or air pumps, or even as decorations. However, it is important to ensure that the plastic used is non-toxic and safe for aquatic life, as certain plastics may release harmful substances into the water.

Q:One end has a handle, the other has a fitting with small plastic ball in it,it is coupled at center with threaded piece.What is it

sounds like protection so not to damage the threads or out of round wall. Copper is very soft and does not take much to damage it. Sometimes to prevent contamination on refrigerant cooling copper.

Q:Are plastic tubes suitable for automotive applications?

Yes, plastic tubes are suitable for automotive applications. They are lightweight, durable, and resistant to corrosion, making them ideal for various automotive systems such as fuel lines, coolant hoses, and air intake systems. Additionally, plastic tubes can be easily molded into different shapes and sizes, allowing for customization and efficient installation in vehicles.

Q:For some time now, my windshield washer ejector have barely been spitting out any fluid. I finally checked under the hood and it seems that the tubing needs replacement. Specifically, the plastic connectors that split the tube between the left and right ejector. Does anyone know where I can get this part.. or the whole tubing/connector set? It seems like an easy fix and I would hate to take it to the dealer (and be charged a ridiculous amount) for such a simple thing.Thanks!

Just take off a piece of the tubing and take it to your local auto parts store. I'm sure most stores will have something there that they can match it up to. Most of the time these guys are very help full especially to the females, if you tell them your predicament and show them what you have I am sure you will find that most are more than willing to help out. It wouldn't hurt to wear something low cut either, wink wink...

Q:My two young female gerbils are chewing on the CritterTrail plastic tubes I have connected to the cages. They have tons of chew toys, food, and space. I've placed two toilet paper holders in their large nest area. It's helped a little, but they still chew on the plastic tubes. Which is VERY noisy, and I don't think chewing on plastic is good for them compared to natural wood.

what they due, if you in a cage see freedom you try escape same way.

Q:I keep my hamster in a Rotastak cage, which is connected with plastic tubes. The thing about this is my hamster likes to use them as a toilet, making me have to clean her cage more often and it's just disgusting! How can I stop her doing this??

My science teacher taught this to me. She uses a little container (a flat dish of some sort); I used one of those hummus containers. Fill it with kitty litter (any kind), and she will go there to pee all the time. Don't know how, but it worked with my hamster. Try it! Those hamster litter and potty things never work from the store.

Q:Can plastic tubes be reused?

Yes, plastic tubes can be reused. They can be cleaned and sterilized for multiple uses, reducing waste and promoting sustainability.

Q:Are plastic tubes safe for food packaging?

Yes, plastic tubes can be safe for food packaging. However, it depends on the type of plastic used and whether it meets food-grade standards. Food-safe plastics like high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene (PP) are commonly used for packaging foods in plastic tubes. These materials are non-toxic, resistant to chemicals, and have low risk of leaching harmful substances into the food. It's important to ensure that the plastic tubes are manufactured according to food safety regulations and properly labeled as food-grade packaging.

Q:why does the toothpaste doesnt react with tube in which its filled?

toothpaste is inert. Plastic that makes up the toothpaste tube is inert. In order for a reaction to occur you have to have a reason (governed by the laws of thermodynamics). Chemical reactions are usually exchange of electrons (oxidation and reduction reactions) and if the two compounds are stable (i.e. have no free electrons to donate or no charges to attract electrons) they will not react.