Plastic Tubes - Steel Wire Extension Tube (Modified PP)

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specifications/function

OD : 60MM

ID : 50MM

thickness : 5MM

weight : 150g/m

texture : modified PP

extension ratio : 1/4

temperature range ：-10℃ +120℃

length ： 0~30m

applied range ： wire sleeve

Special specification can be made at the request of customers

Q: The babies are 5 days old and we haven't touched them yet. I read that the plastic tubes were bad for the babies ventilation but im afraid if we move them that she will eat them. She built the nest in one of the circles that stands upright. what do i do?: As long as she isn't too stressed out, is getting proper nutrition, and has a roomy cage, she will most likely not harm the babies. I used to breed mice for snake food and messed with the babies all the time. If you move them, the mom will just make a new nest. She might carry them to a different spot where she sees more fit, which is fun to watch, but if you want to remove them from the tube it should be safe :) Good Luck!!

Q: Are plastic tubes suitable for packaging medical devices?: Yes, plastic tubes are suitable for packaging medical devices due to their durability, flexibility, and ability to maintain product integrity. They provide protection against contamination, are easy to sterilize, and can be customized to meet specific requirements. Additionally, plastic tubes are lightweight, cost-effective, and offer excellent barrier properties, making them a preferred choice for packaging medical devices.

Q: I'm on vacation right now with my family. I'm on my period and we're going swimming. All I brought was pads. Yesterday I forgot to wear one because earlier in the month it came really light and I figured that was it. But yesterday it went through my pants and came on full force. I don't think anyone noticed but I decided I needed to wear a tampon in my swim suit instead of a pad to be safe. So I found some in the cabinet. I put it in correctly and I'm currently in the car going to the lake. But the tampon is sitting inside me with the plastic tube in it and I can feel it it doesn't hurt but I can feel it. I removed the first plastic cover but there's another one? And it wouldn't easily come off so idk? It's tampax pearls and I'm nervous, I've always worn pads and not tampons.: Did you read the instructions? When you put in the tampon you put it in the push on the skinny stick part to get the tampon out of the applicator. Then you pull the applicator out and just the tampon will be inside you.

Q: What are the common diameters of drainage plastic tubes?: The common diameters of drainage plastic tubes range from 2 inches to 6 inches.

Q: How much should it cost to replace the Mass Airflow tube on a 2000 Mazda Protege? The tube is ripped, so it's messing with the MAF sensor. The mechanic quoted me $50 for the part (not including labor), and I just want to make sure they're not over-charging me. I mean, it is just a plastic tube...: www.okorder / Click this:

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for food and beverage applications?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for food and beverage applications.

Q: Something that can coil up.: Any good hardware store. They have flexible plastic tubing displays in all different diameters.

Q: What is the maximum temperature plastic tubes can withstand without deformation?: The maximum temperature that plastic tubes can withstand without deformation varies depending on the type of plastic used. Generally, common plastics like PVC (polyvinyl chloride) can withstand temperatures up to 140°F (60°C) without deforming, while more heat-resistant plastics like PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) can withstand temperatures up to 500°F (260°C) without deformation. However, it is important to check the specifications of the specific type of plastic tube being used to determine its maximum temperature tolerance.

Q: I would like to give all the girls in my daughter's dance company single stemmed roses after they compete in an upcoming dance competition. I tried last year just keeping the flowers in the car in water but that didn't work very well. Plus it was a hassle getting them from the car since I had my daughter's costumes, make up, etc and other props. I would like to this year use those individual water tubes that usually come on single stemmed flowers but I'm not finding them. I am buying for about 30 girls so I need to keep this as affordable as possible. Any ideas on how to create a homemade version or buy them for cheap? I will call a florist but I'm anticipating them not selling to me because they would want me to buy the roses from them (I am just buying about 2 1/2 dozen and doing it myself.Thanks so much!: You might try using plastic tubing and plugging the ends. Glass tubing is another way to go, more durable but also more expensive more work. Glass tubing can be cut to length then closed off on one end by heating in a flame until it pulls together. Large drinking straws could work as well, you could seal the bottoms with an iron by placing the straw between aluminum foil sheets.

Q: Are plastic tubes suitable for agricultural irrigation?: Yes, plastic tubes are suitable for agricultural irrigation. They are commonly used due to their durability, affordability, and resistance to corrosion and weathering. Plastic tubes are flexible, making them easy to install and maneuver around crops, and they can efficiently deliver water to plants in a controlled manner, conserving water resources. Additionally, plastic tubes are available in various sizes and can be customized to meet specific irrigation needs, making them a practical choice for agricultural applications.

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