Plastic Tube

I. Basic Definitions and Characteristics
Core Definition: Plastic pipes refer to hollow cylindrical objects made of high-molecular polymers, widely used in industrial and daily life scenarios. In the medical field, they specifically refer to plastic tubes used to connect medical devices. 

Material types: mainly include polyethylene (PE), acrylic (Acrylic), etc. Among them, PE pipes have flexibility, while acrylic pipes are characterized by high hardness. 5

II. Core Application Scenarios
Medical Field
Conductive tubes connecting the cuff and the display in blood pressure monitoring devices 

Pharmaceutical packaging containers (such as child-resistant medicine tubes), with specifications ranging from 110mm to 120mm. 

Holes in plastic pipes for ventilation systems in industry and buildings 

Rigid plastic pipes are used for laying building circuits. 

Cosmetic packaging
Toothpaste tubes (aluminum/plastic dual series) 

Cosmetic containers, with capacities ranging from 20ml to 500ml, support custom color printing. 

III. Product Specifications and Parameters
Attribute Item    Parameter Range/Description
Capacity    20ml - 500ml 

Diameter: 110mm/116mm/120mm (Standard for cartridge tube) 

Minimum order quantity: 1,000 pieces per batch, custom orders available for over 10,000 pieces. 

Surface treatment: Supports hot stamping and Pantone color matching. 

IV. Special Type Examples
Phenolic glass fiber reinforced plastic pipe: A composite plastic pipe reinforced with glass fiber, highly resistant to corrosion. 

Threaded acrylic tube: Rigid tubing with an internal threaded structure. 

V. Industry Terminology Comparison
Pop Top Tube: Press-to-open plastic tube (commonly used in pharmaceutical packaging) 

Child Resistant: Child safety protection design (anti-misopen structure)