Q:anyone know of tube shaped bellows? I'm also interested in large plastic pipe that is like bellows.

Try plastic dryer vent pipe. Its spiral wire with some kind of mylar like skin. It can be used as bellows. Right around 4 diameter.

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:What is the maximum length of plastic tubes?

The maximum length of plastic tubes can vary depending on the manufacturing process and specific requirements, but it is typically several meters long.

Q:What are the advantages of using plastic tubes in the agricultural sector?

The advantages of using plastic tubes in the agricultural sector include their durability, flexibility, and resistance to corrosion and chemical degradation. Plastic tubes are lightweight and easy to install, reducing labor costs. They provide a cost-effective solution for irrigation systems, allowing for efficient water distribution and minimizing water wastage. Plastic tubes also offer protection against UV rays, preventing damage and extending their lifespan. Additionally, their smooth interior surface reduces friction, leading to improved flow rates and energy savings.

Q:Recently I've been treated, And i was taking the metro gel where the little plastic tubes are to be put inside you in order the get rid of BV around the same time i was told i was positive for chlamydia, and by then i had already wash the tube thoroughly with nothing but water and placed it in the box. I then stopped the process of the metro gel so that i could be cured for chlamydia. Last night i reused the same tube that i was using when i had chlamydia. Did i just re-contract chlamydia back into my body without intercourse. I was told intercourse was the only way to catch this disease? Did anyone else experience this?I already been to the doctor 3 times in one month, it is so embarrassing having to constantly go to the doctor about the same issue. that is why i'm on the net asking this very personal question, because i'm impatient and i must know now. does anyone have a positive, overly-confident answer?

Relax, you're fine. A woman indeed may reinfect herself with chlamydia, but don't worry, this condition can be completely prevented. Chlamydia is sensitive to heat, the pathological bacterium can only live for 5~10 minutes in degree 50~60. Plus, away from our body, pathogen of chlamydia will die soon. Except for intercourse, clamydia can spread through sharing the infected toys. And for a certain condition, a pregnant woman can give chlamydia to her baby. Anyhow, do not have to worry about it, you'd be ok!

Q:What are the common sizes of plastic tubes used for bottling?

The common sizes of plastic tubes used for bottling vary depending on the specific industry and product. However, some common sizes include 2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz, and 32 oz plastic tubes.

Q:Anyone know where I can buy a custom tube (wood, aluminum, or plastic) with the following dimension...??I.D. : 4.0625 inchesO.D.: 4.1875 inchesLength: 1 inch (can be longer, of course)Ive been looking all over the net for custom plastic manufacturers but no success as of yet.Thanks!

Go to any machine shop they can turn one out in no time. By the way that is closer to being a ring than a tube

Q:Can plastic tubes be used for air conditioning systems?

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for air conditioning systems. They are commonly used as a cost-effective and lightweight alternative to traditional metal tubes. Plastic tubes are durable, resistant to corrosion, and provide excellent insulation properties for efficient air conditioning.

Q:i got water leakin on the driver floorboard and i figured it was the drain tube but i cant find it to save my life. anybody have an idea? any help is appreciated. thanks

OMG we spent a good 40 minutes trying to find the one on a Galant. Look under the dash on the driver's side towards the center up by the front firewall. Up and above to the right of the gas pedal. The left side of the big black plastic airbox is hopefully right there, if it's not covered up in trim panels, and there is the black plastic elbow tube coming from the box then bending forward through the firewall. Use that point of reference to go on the engine side and try to find it poking through the firewall. It only sticks out maybe 1/4 of an inch. Might be some metal hydraulics in the way. Probably a full arm length down, and that's with you draped over the car. It's a nightmare to get at, but it's doable once you find it and then find a way to snake your arm in from underneath. I used a long plastic tube taped to the blow tip of an air compressor and fed it in to the drain tube. Some people say stick a wire in , but I found the 90 degree bend in the tube on the inside made that worthless.

Q:Can plastic tubes be used for electronics packaging?

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for electronics packaging. They offer advantages such as durability, lightweight, and flexibility, making them suitable for protecting and organizing electronic components. Plastic tubes can also be customized to fit specific electronic devices and provide effective insulation against moisture, dust, and other environmental factors.