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FAQ

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for electric wire protection in outdoor applications. Plastic tubes, such as PVC or polyethylene, are commonly used in such scenarios due to their durability, weather resistance, and insulation properties. These tubes provide a protective casing that shields the wires from damage caused by UV exposure, moisture, chemicals, and physical impact. Additionally, plastic tubes are lightweight, easy to install, and cost-effective, making them a suitable choice for outdoor wire protection.

I remember we use to have tubes that bent up well but were very soft a tin like material that eventually they found because it had lead in them it leached into the toothpaste such that now we have plastic toothpaste tubes predominatly made in the US.

That sounds about right. I do remember those tubes that rolled up easily and were made of a bendable metal. In those days, I was pretty bad about brushing my teeth so it's probable that I wasn't affected that much by whatever lead content there was. I did get a lot of cavities, though.

They live in an aquarium that has an attachment on top that allows for a second floor. There are plastic tubes that run between the two levels. They both constantly scratch violently at them, and i dont want them to break the tubes. Does anyone know why they're doing this? And what can i do to stop them? Maybe there's something else i can give them to scratch?

Gerbils do this naturally, and there is no way to stop them, aside from removing the tubes. Keep an eye for wear and tear and replace as needed.

The common diameters of drainage plastic tubes range from 2 inches to 6 inches.

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for hydroponic gardening. They are a popular choice for constructing hydroponic systems due to their durability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. Plastic tubes can be easily cut and connected to create custom layouts, allowing for efficient water and nutrient distribution to the plants. Additionally, plastic tubes are resistant to water damage and provide a sterile environment that minimizes the risk of pests and diseases.

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for storing sensitive electronic components. However, it is important to choose tubes made from anti-static materials to prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) that could potentially damage the components. Additionally, proper cushioning and protection should be provided to minimize any potential damage caused by physical impacts.

Yes, plastic tubes can be suitable for pneumatic control systems. Plastic tubes are lightweight, flexible, and resistant to corrosion, making them a cost-effective choice for many pneumatic applications. Additionally, plastic tubes can be easily cut and assembled, allowing for easy installation and maintenance. However, the specific requirements of the pneumatic control system, such as pressure levels and temperature ranges, should be considered to ensure that the chosen plastic tube material can handle the necessary conditions effectively.

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for electronics packaging. They provide a cost-effective and versatile solution for protecting and organizing electronic components. Plastic tubes offer durability, resistance to moisture, and can be customized to accommodate different sizes and shapes of electronic devices. Additionally, they can be transparent, allowing easy identification and inspection of the packaged electronics.