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Water supply pvc pipe
Water discharge pvc pipe
Plastic PN10 and PN16 pvc pipe
DIN8077, DIN8078, ISO 15874 pvc pipe

Our pipes and fittings can be made according and conforming to the following International Standards:

1) American standard (ASTM Sch 40 & Sch 80, SDR 21, SDR 26, SDR41)

2) British standard (BS 3505, BS 5255, 4515)

3) Singaporean standard (SS 141, SS 272, SS 213)

4) Australian standard (AS 1477, AS 1415)

5) National standard (GB 10002, GB 5836, GB 14823, GB 13664)

6) International standard (ISO 4422, ISO 3633, IEC 614, GY 3050)

PVC Pipe Features

Non-conductive: Good insulation, assuring a safe system
Smooth surface: Small friction coefficient to ensure the cables go through smoothly
Fire resistance: Self-extinguishing, do not support combustion
Corrosion Resistance: Resistant to acids, bases and salts, assuring a lower maintenance cost and a longer performance life
Impact strength: Resistant to compression and impact, suitable to be buried in concrete
Easy Installation: solvent cement and threading joining
Usage:Electric wires installation, Supply water, Irragation Water, Drainage

Q: theres a list on one end of the tube with the objects in the tube, you have to shake the tube and look for the different objects. what is this game called? i'l like to buy it for a friend: I don't actually know of a place that sells them. I have had one made for me here is wat they did.... What you need... An Empty water/soda bottle (remove the wrapper logo thing) Some Sand 10 or more little objects that will fit in the bottle to be found A piece of string and a list of the items you put in the bottle. Ok take the bottle and put some sand and a few items shake it up and keep doing that until it is full... make sure you write down all the items you put in... the super glue the cap on... the punch a hole in the list and put the string through it and tie it around the neck of the bottle. There you go you got one that means even more because you made it.

Q: I remember 35 years ago, when all the uproar was made about aluminum or metal filings were found inside toothpaste tubes. %Health issues were raised about the residual filings in the base of toothpaste tubes for people who press the last nth of toothpaste from the tube.I'm researching about this concern in the plastic and other material-type tubes used nowadays.How SAFE / secure can we be (is there a watchdog org?) to Q.C. this safety-issue in the commercial brands of toothpaste nowadays?I use a tube-wringer on my toothpaste tubes so I get the last nth of toothpaste from each tube and I am curious how SAFE a practice this is.: There's no way to remove all toxins from anything manufactured. If however, you are simply brushing your teeth with the toothpaste and not actually consuming it, I think you'll be ok. Afterall, the metal, aluminum or plastic filings (if swallowed) would only pass through your digestive course. Should harm occur it would likely be in a circumstance where there was already an issue, i.e. ulcers, diverticuli, etc. On the other hand, if you WERE to ingest fluoridated toothpaste you could become gravely ill on consumption of fluoride alone. Long story short: I think you'll be ok.

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for architectural installations?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for architectural installations. They are often used for temporary structures, such as exhibition displays or event installations. Plastic tubes offer flexibility in design, are lightweight, and can be easily shaped and manipulated to create unique architectural features. Additionally, they can be transparent or colored, allowing for creative lighting effects. However, it is important to consider the specific requirements of the installation and the durability of the plastic material to ensure it meets safety standards and can withstand environmental conditions.

Q: My friend and I got these at the zoo once. We saw them at Candyworld and Schlitterbahn too. They are plastic, refillable tubes that you hold up to a dispenser. The candy is like what's inside a Pixie Stix. You pick the flavor/color. What are these called? We are trying to Google them. Thanks!: i think they are called sandy candy from what i looked up.

Q: This tube is found when u remove the silver engine cover.I need to buy this tube cos its broken. It looks like an exhaust oil channel (not sure). it was noted to be broken/cot during a recent service and I was told only citroen dealers can have it in stock.Car runs fine but I occasionally smell oil while driving.: It sounds like some kind of breather pipe to me, probably the best thing to do is to roll into your local Citroen dealer and ask someone in parts to look at it and they should be able to get you one then.

Q: Does anyone know where I can get an aluminum or plastic square tubing with a 0.5 inch nominal diameter? (in other words, I need to find an aluminum or plastic square tube with inside dimensions of 1/2 inch). Thanks in advance!: Perhaps you mean 0.5 inch square. that is 0.5 x 0.5 Some well stocked hardware stores or hobby stores have aluminum and brass (oh yes and plastic, now that I think of it) tubing in round, oval and square cross sections. I have seen some in multiple sizes that telescope nicely inside each other.

Q: in my home's a#92;c internal unit there is a rotating plastic tube where the cool air is blowing from. what is the name of this spare part? thanks.: do you mean the fan ? also called a squirrel cage .

Q: I need to find a round, plastic jar that is 4 1/2 inches in diameter and 4 3/4 high. Does anyone know where I can find something like this?: Peanut butter comes in a container about that size....

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for architectural lighting installations?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for architectural lighting installations. They are lightweight, flexible, and can be easily shaped and manipulated to fit various architectural designs. Additionally, plastic tubes are durable, cost-effective, and can provide diffused lighting effects, making them a popular choice for architectural lighting installations.

Q: Should I use them or take them off. They are currently on my strings, but my two lower strings sound really bad.: I don't know what they're called and I don't play violin but I've seen them. They fit on the string where it passes over the bridge. I usually see them on the E string and I suspect it's to control the shrill highs. If they sound bad on your instrument, don't use them.

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