Flexible Plastic Packaging Tubes

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Flexible Plastic Packaging Tubes

specifications we can offer

1)material: PE for tube, PP for cap

2)shape: round and flat design

3) layer: double-layer and five-layer

4)diameter: 13mm-60mm

5)capacity: 3ml-500ml

6)color: white, transparent and colored

7)printing: offset printing, silkscreen printing, hot-stamping and labeling

8)cap: flip-top cap, screw-on cap and various of special caps

Q:Are plastic tubes suitable for use in the aerospace industry?: Plastic tubes are generally not suitable for use in the aerospace industry due to their limited strength and resistance to extreme temperatures and pressures. Aerospace applications require materials that can withstand high stress, extreme environments, and have excellent mechanical properties. Therefore, more durable and high-performance materials like metals and composites are preferred for ensuring safety and reliability in aerospace components and systems.

Q:How do you transport plastic tubes?: Plastic tubes can be easily transported by packaging them securely in boxes or crates, using appropriate cushioning materials to prevent damage during transit.

Q:Answer in units of s: 220/13.3=16.5

Q:the tubes are bout 1cm ID with only about a 1mm thickness. I don't think threading them will be possible, and the seal between that has to be water tight.: I would go for a coupler on the outside of the tube, which should be stronger and won't restrict the flow. Get some 12mm ID tube from a model shop or plastic supplier. Roughen the inside of the coupler and the outside of the ends of the tube with sandpaper, apply plenty of epoxy, assemble and leave to set. You might want to improvise some kind of jig to hold the 2 tubes in-line while it sets.

Q:what is dialysis tubing? how can it be used to demonstrate osmosis?: Dialysis tubing is actually a semi-permeable membrane when used in water. Experiments illustrating osmosis and pressure gradients across a membrane use dialysis tubing. This tubing usually comes in rolls and when wet, will open up into a cylindrical tube that can be tied off at the ends. The tubing can also be fitted over a thistle tube for such experiments. Dialysis tubing is literally a semi-permeable sheet of plastic. [Like a cell membrane, it can allow certain things in, but not everything.] In a dialysis tubing experiment, one fills the inside of the sheet with a concentrated liquid of some sort and then seals off the open ends of the tube. Then, one places the tube and liquid into another type of liquid and after awhile, the liquid from the outside moves inside the tube. What I did for my first dialysis tubing experiment was filling the inside of the tube with a concentrated starch solution and placed the tubing into a beaker of Lugol's solution diluted with distilled water. After a 1/2 hr, some of the Lugol's and distilled water will have entered the dialysis tubing. One can see that osmosis has happened because the Lugol's in the tube would have turned blue when in contact with the starch. Osmosis caused the diluted/unconcentrated solution of Lugol's and dH2O to go through the semi permeable membrane and into the concentrated solution of starch. Like a cell's membrane, if the outside of the cell is more concentrated, the cell would lose water because the the water will leave the cell and go for the concentrated outside environment. If the inside of the cell was more concentrated than the outside, the outside water will go into the cell through the semipermeable membrane.

Q:How to mend a hole in a plastic pipe?: First wash and dry the tear, then find a quick plastic, point it at the plastic pipe with the fire, drop the melted plastic in the damaged area, and then flatten it.

Q:Can plastic tubes be used for insulation in construction?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for insulation in construction. Plastic tubes, particularly those made from materials like polyethylene or PVC, are commonly used as insulation for pipes, electrical wires, and HVAC systems in construction projects. These tubes have good insulating properties, are lightweight, and are resistant to moisture, making them an ideal choice for insulating various components in buildings.

Q:Can plastic tubes be used for promotional or sample packaging?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for promotional or sample packaging. They are versatile, cost-effective, and offer a convenient way to package and showcase products or samples. Plastic tubes can be customized with branding and graphics, making them an attractive option for promotional purposes. Additionally, their durability and ability to protect the contents make them suitable for sample packaging as well.

Q:I have a plastic container cage I D.I.Y.ed and was thinking of adding a few other D.I.Y.ed plastic containers to the cage but I need some tubes to connect them, I could buy some tubes but I wanted to see if anyone any ideas for cheap D.I.Y. tubes. If you can include links of examples it would be cool but don't worry if you can't. THANKS: i dont know what all those abbreviations are but pex plumbing might be a cheap way to go, not sure.

Q:We currently use round bottom glass test tubes on our automation but suffer a large dead volume. We are looking to find a supplier of low dead volume glass/plastic test tubes to trial: That's an unusual question. MANY years ago (50 or so) when we used to run a lot of pregnancy tests by utilizing Leopard Frogs, we used to use V-bottomed test tubes to spin down the sediment. Frankly, that's pretty much the only example I can remember where we used them. But I would think that they are still around. I would suggest you contact a laboratory supply house or two or three, and ask them. They are much more likely to be able to give you an answer than us geeks on the Yahoo medicine board. The stuff I used 50 years ago might not be around anymore.

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Location	Guangdong,China (Mainland)
Year Established	2004
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