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FAQ

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!!

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for marine applications. They are often used in various marine systems such as plumbing, water intake and discharge, and fuel lines due to their resistance to corrosion and ability to withstand harsh marine environments.

No, plastic tubes are not typically resistant to warping under high temperatures.

The wall thickness options for plastic tubes can vary depending on the specific requirements and applications. Generally, plastic tubes can have a range of wall thicknesses, starting from thin-walled tubes with thicknesses as low as 0.5mm (0.02 inches) to thicker-walled tubes with thicknesses exceeding 10mm (0.4 inches). The choice of wall thickness depends on factors such as the intended use, structural integrity, pressure resistance, and cost considerations.

Plastic tubes are generally less fragile than glass tubes.

does it matter where you pur the fluid and how much should be poured in my vanhave a radiator caop and then like a long plastic tube that goes down to the engine and says coolant on it...where do i pour the antifreeze??

By the looks of all your questions recently you really seem to be doubting yourself with answers. So quite frankly, I would get someone to help you look into your cooling system problems if you are running hot. Or, stop by a good reputable repair shop for a coolant top-off and maybe a diagnosis of any overheating you may have. Good Luck to you..

Plastic tubes are sealed to prevent leakage through various methods such as heat sealing, ultrasonic sealing, adhesive sealing, or crimping, depending on the specific type of plastic and the intended application.

Yes, plastic tubes are suitable for use in the pharmaceutical industry. They offer various advantages such as being lightweight, cost-effective, and resistant to chemical reactions. Additionally, plastic tubes can be easily sterilized and are available in a variety of sizes and shapes to accommodate different pharmaceutical applications.