• Plastic Tubes PPR A1 Hot Melt Copper Core Ball Valve System 1
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Plastic Tubes PPR A1 Hot Melt Copper Core Ball Valve

Plastic Tubes PPR A1 Hot Melt Copper Core Ball Valve

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Min Order Qty:
1000 carton
Supply Capability:
100000 carton/month

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Product Description:

 

 

Quick Details

  • Material: Plastic

  • Technics: Injection

  • Type: Valve

  • Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China (Mainland)

  • Model Number: DSW358-363

  • Connection: Welding

  • Shape: Equal

  • Head Code: Round

  • Standard: ISO,DIN,EN,MSS,API,BS,ANSI

  • Certification: ISO9001,CE

  • PPR  A1 hot melt copper core ball valve


Specifications

Standard: DIN8077/8078
Material: R200P from Korea

 

Packaging & Delivery

 

Packaging Details:

1. Large carton:515x400x220 Cubage:0.04532 M3
Small carton:390x255x250 Cubage:0.0248 M3
2. PE poly bag+ cartonDelivery Detail: 15 days/ 20" container; 25 days/ 40HQ    

 

Our Advantages:

 

1) Healthy, bacteriological neutral, conforming to drinking water standards
2) Resistant to high temperatures, good impact strength

3) Convenient and reliable installation, low construction expenses
4) Excellent heat-insulation property from minimum thermal conductivity
5) Lightweight, convenient to transport and handle, good for labor-saving
6) Smooth inner walls reduce pressure loss and increase flow speed

 


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FAQ

Q1:How can i get a sample?

A1: You can get samples by communicate with our export sales.

Q2:How long is delivery?

A2:Delivery time will be 30-45 days according to order quantity.

Q: I am saving state quarters for my daughter. I have noticed that some of the quarters are getting a bronze look to them. I don't know if it is the entire roll or simply the ones on the end. I have placed the coins in the squared plastic tubes and then in old army ammo boxes. I desire her being able to take them out in 20 to 30 years in brilliant uncirculated condition. What is the best way to store them?
You can keep the coins in the plastic coin tubes for they are inert. The paper used to wrap coins is not. The ammo box has to go. There is residue of oils and other chemicals there and no washing the box out will not do. Coins have rims on them so they will stack and that is the part that touches the coin under it. Just be careful when you take them out of the tube, let them slide or fall onto a soft cloth and don't let them hit each other.When putting coins in the tube just take it slow and easy. It is not that hard to do. The coins at the end of the bank wrappers are toning, due to the box and also just to the air hitting them, the rims in side will too, for the bank roll paper has chemicals in them. Put all rolls in to plastic tube and store in a plastic box made of a hard plastic with a lid, not a soft plastic. The item in plastic that makes it soft and pliable will damage coins. Try to store the coins where the temperature varies the least. If you live in a place that has high humidity, get some silica gel and put it with the rolls. Take out the packs every month or so put in a low heated oven to dry them out and put back into the plastic box. You can get the silica gel from a coin dealer, or almost every piece of electronics comes with a small packet or at least used too.
Q: What are the advantages of using plastic tubes over other materials?
Plastic tubes offer several advantages over other materials, such as being lightweight, durable, and resistant to corrosion. They are also cost-effective and can be easily molded into various shapes and sizes. Additionally, plastic tubes are non-conductive, making them suitable for electrical applications, and they have excellent chemical resistance, making them suitable for a wide range of industries.
Q: What is the maximum temperature that plastic tubes can withstand?
The maximum temperature that plastic tubes can withstand can vary depending on the type of plastic used. However, most plastic tubes can generally withstand temperatures up to 150-200 degrees Celsius. It is important to consult the specific specifications of the plastic material being used for accurate temperature limits.
Q: Can plastic tubes be used for medical purposes?
Yes, plastic tubes can be used for medical purposes. They are commonly used in clinical settings for various applications such as administering medications, draining fluids, and delivering nutrients. Plastic tubes used in medical procedures are often made from materials such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or silicone, which are designed to be safe and compatible with the human body.
Q: Do plastic tubes have any limitations in terms of temperature resistance?
Yes, plastic tubes have limitations in terms of temperature resistance. Different types of plastics have different temperature thresholds beyond which they may deform, melt, or become brittle. It is crucial to choose the appropriate plastic material for specific temperature ranges to ensure optimal performance and durability.
Q: PVC flame retardant pipes have three kinds of ABC, heavy duty is not rigid flame retardant tube?
Rigid flame retardant tube for rigid PVC tube, also known as PVC cold bending pipe, light, medium, heavy.
Q: Can plastic tubes be used for fluid transfer in manufacturing processes?
Yes, plastic tubes can be used for fluid transfer in manufacturing processes. They are commonly used due to their durability, flexibility, and resistance to corrosion and chemicals. Additionally, plastic tubes offer cost-effectiveness and can be easily customized to meet specific application requirements.
Q: I am looking for a lightweight, easy-to-tear, food-safe plastic to be used with a heat sealer to package homemade baked goods. More specifically, dipped pretzel rods. Ideally, a roll of narrow width would be best. That way, I can insert the pretzel and seal both short ends, and so on. There seems to be an abundance of the more rubbery polyethelene tubing available, but it is very difficult to break apart. Think Twinkie plastic. Suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanx.
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Q: Can plastic tubes be used for packaging pharmaceutical products?
Yes, plastic tubes can be used for packaging pharmaceutical products. They are often used for creams, ointments, and gels, providing a convenient and hygienic packaging solution. Plastic tubes can ensure product integrity, prevent contamination, and allow for easy dispensing and accurate dosage.
Q: How long do plastic tubes last?
The lifespan of plastic tubes can vary depending on factors such as the type of plastic used, the quality of the tube, and its usage conditions. However, on average, plastic tubes can last anywhere from a few months to several years.

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