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Yes, plastic tubes are generally resistant to oil and grease.
Im thinking that i want to give my betta more space. Im thinking of using some type of plastic tube, cutting a hole in his plastic bowl, cutting a hole in another plastic bowl and connecting with the tube, then connecting the tube to the bowls with aquarium silicone. One will be the flat on two sides one, but his current one his round. Will this safely work? I can only imagine cleaning it, it will be so much harder. I just need answers on this, no fish care responses etc. if you do i will report you for not answering what i asked.
Look up water brige, use a very wide tube, like 5 inches or more, get a filter heated 5 galllon tank for both sides of the tank set up.
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.
There are several advantages of using plastic tubes in the electrical packaging industry. Firstly, plastic tubes are lightweight, making them easy to transport and handle. Secondly, they provide excellent insulation properties, protecting electrical components from damage and ensuring safety. Additionally, plastic tubes are durable and resistant to corrosion and moisture, making them suitable for various environments. They are also cost-effective compared to other materials, allowing for lower production costs. Lastly, plastic tubes can be easily customized in terms of size, shape, and color, providing flexibility in design and meeting specific packaging requirements.
i squished and kneaded the soft plastic tube but the toothpaste still came out in 3 seperate colors. i cut the tube and didnt see dividers. how does this work?
I like the elf idea. That seems to make the most sense.
Yes, plastic tubes have limitations in terms of recyclability and environmental impact. While some plastic tubes are recyclable, the process is often complex and requires specialized facilities. Additionally, the presence of multiple materials, such as caps or labels, can further complicate the recycling process. Moreover, certain types of plastic tubes, like those made from mixed plastics or containing non-recyclable components, are not easily recyclable and can end up in landfills or incinerators, contributing to environmental pollution. Therefore, it is important to consider the material composition and design of plastic tubes to minimize their environmental impact and promote recycling efforts.
What are the water supply plastic pipes and composite pipes?
Belongs to the plastic water supply pipe, composite pipe with PPR pipe, PE pipe, steel plastic composite pipe, plastic pipe etc..
What is the PVC composite pipe and what is the difference between it and the plastic pipe?
PPR (polypropylene) is a solid wall of plastic pipe, hot and cold water pipes usually do the building, the middle is a layer of aluminum plastic pipe with inside and outside PERT (polyethylene) composite materials, general heating pipes, PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is a solid wall pipe, because of low pressure and contain harmful substances, usually can only do drainage or wear line.