• PVC Pressure Pipe (ASTM Sch 80)GB/T10002.1-2006 System 1
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PVC Pressure Pipe (ASTM Sch 80)GB/T10002.1-2006

PVC Pressure Pipe (ASTM Sch 80)GB/T10002.1-2006

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1000 kg
Supply Capability:
10000 kg/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.
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.
2.Features of pvc pipes :
1)  Light weight, easy to load and unload: PVC pipe is very light, convenient to handle loading unloading, and installing.
2)  Good chemicals and drugs resistance: PVC pipe has its excellent resistance to the erosion caused by acids and alkalines, a great help to the chemical industries.
3) Small resistance to fluidity: The smooth surface reduces resistance to the fluids. Its roughness coefficient is only 0.009, much less than other pipes, Under same discharges, smaller cabibre of the pipe can be uesd.
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.
3.PVC Pipe Images:

PVC Pressure Pipe (ASTM Sch 80)GB/T10002.1-2006

PVC Pressure Pipe (ASTM Sch 80)GB/T10002.1-2006

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) Tensile Yield Strength:  Mpa >=40
7) Fitness of Water Tightness Test: No Leakage
8) Fitness of Air Tightness Test: No Leakage

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:Can we have sample?
A:Sample free, freight cost you.
Q:For urgently doubts,who online?
A:Sales and marketing Manager 24hours online service.

Q:UPVC drain plastic pipes, can you use hot water?
You need to see how much hot water you have. It should be OK at least 60 degrees
Q:Do plastic tubes have any limitations in terms of static electricity buildup?
Yes, plastic tubes can have limitations in terms of static electricity buildup. Due to their insulating properties, plastic tubes can generate and accumulate static charges when in contact with certain materials. This can lead to issues such as sparking, electrostatic discharge, or attracting dust and debris. To mitigate these limitations, measures like grounding or using anti-static materials can be employed.
Q:Can plastic tubes be used for pool equipment?
Yes, plastic tubes can be used for pool equipment.
Q:I went on vacation a year ago for two weeks and came home to a refrigerator that no longer has a working water spout. The ice machine still works and the the motor comes on when I place a glass under the water spout bit no water comes out? I do have hard water. Could it be blocked from calcification? I figure vinegar is my last hope. Please help.
Yes. That would be your safest option,other than getting the plumber out.
Q:i want to buy it
Depends. You can get little pieces at $5 to $10, and elaborate setups up to $50. Gotta tell you though, I've had hamsters and rats with the plastic tube setups and they're a whole lot of fun--until it's time to clean them. As you may know, rodents can't control their sphincters so they poo and wee all over the place, and that includes the little tubes. If you have a whole bunch of them, it's a real pain in the tuckus to clean, especially since your pet will bring pieces of cedar shavings with it into the tubes to create little nests, and that's going to bind with the urine and feces and it'll get stuck in there and the whole thing is going to stink to high heaven until you just soak it all in bleach and then there's pieces of urine-soaked cedar shavings stuck to your sink and GAH!!! I will never do it again. I'd rather get a metal cage with multiple levels, or a whole bunch of toilet paper rolls to play in, cause they'll just chew on those until they're gone and you won't need to clean them.
Q: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..
Q:Do plastic tubes have any limitations in terms of recyclability or environmental impact?
Yes, plastic tubes do have limitations in terms of recyclability and environmental impact. While some plastic tubes can be recycled, the complex nature of their composition, which often includes multiple layers of different plastics and other materials, makes recycling more challenging and less economically viable. Additionally, the small size and shape of plastic tubes can make them difficult to sort and process in recycling facilities. As a result, many plastic tubes end up in landfills or incinerators, contributing to environmental pollution and waste. Therefore, it is important to explore alternative packaging options or environmentally friendly materials to reduce the negative impact of plastic tubes on the environment.
Q:2-3/4long by 1 diameter, with rounded resealable water tight plugs. Shaped like a test tube.
please go to the near your shopping mall and you find out plastic all kind of tubes.
Q:One charged plastic ball is vertically above another in a test tube. The balls are in equilibrium a distance d apart. If the charge on each ball is doubled, the distance between the balls in the test tube would become:a. 4db. 2dc. 8d
Equilibrium is established when the electric force between the balls = weight of upper ball .. this force is constant at any spacing. F = k.q1.q2 / d? .. .. For constant F .. q1.q2 ∝ d? .. .. d ∝ √(q1.q2) When q1 and q2 double .. (q1.q2) increases by a factor of 4 .. and d by a factor √4 = 2 Ans .. ?(b).2d
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
Take a look at friction loss table on the Internet. I saw one table that said 1.55 psi per 100 feet, and another that said 3.8. In fire sprinkler work, we use tables derived from the Hazen-Williams formula. I don't have a table that goes that low on flow. A search for Hazen-Williams will get you to the formula. You will want to use the actual ID or the tube. It may be different from the nominal ID. For a roughness factor you could use 140.

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