plumbing fitting pipe end cap

Product Overview

Description

           plumbing fitting pipe end cap  

 

 

Name	plumbing fitting pipe end cap
Material	LDPE
Size	1/8" to 60" or according to drawings, samples and accurate size.
Color	Yellow, Blue, white, Orange, Black, Red, Green, or other colors as per your requirements
Thickness	OEM,ODM accepted.
Marking	standard or as customer’s need
working temperature	-20°C to 80 °C
Inspection	in-house or the third party
Application	All kinds of pipes, tubes, valves, flanges, and so on.
MOQ	100 pieces or as your requirement
Productivity	100000 pieces per day
Package	standard woven bag,carton , or according customers requirement.
Payment	T/T, L/C,Western Union
Sample time	7 days against the drawings or samples offered.
Delivery time	15 - 30days after sample confirmation
Loading port	Ningbo or Shanghai, China

 

 

 

Timeline – Precursors for plastic:

• 1839 - Natural Rubber - method of processing invented by Charles Goodyear
• 1843 - Vulcanite - Thomas Hancock
• 1843 - Gutta-Percha - William Montgomerie
• 1856 - Shellac - Alfred Critchlow, Samuel Peck
• 1856 - Bois Durci - Francois Charles Lepag
Timeline - Beginning of the Plastic Era with Semi Synthetics
• 1839 - Polystyrene or PS discovered - Eduard Simon
• 1862 - Parkesine - Alexander Parkes
• 1863 - Cellulose Nitrate or Celluloid - John Wesley Hyatt
• 1872 - Polyvinyl Chloride or PVC - first created by Eugen Baumann
• 1894 - Viscose Rayon - Charles Frederick Cross, Edward John Bevan
               Timeline - Thermosetting Plastics and Thermoplastics
• 1908 - Cellophane ® - Jacques E. Brandenberger
• 1909 - First true plastic Phenol-Formaldehyde tradenamed Bakelite

Leo Hendrik Baekeland
• 1926 - Vinyl or PVC - Walter Semon invented a plasticized PVC.
• 1927 - Cellulose Acetate
• 1933 - Polyvinylidene chloride or Saran also called PVDC - accidentally discovered by Ralph Wiley, a Dow Chemical lab worker.
• 1935 - Low-density polyethylene or LDPE - Reginald Gibson and Eric Fawcett
• 1936 - Acrylic or Polymethyl Methacrylate
• 1937 - Polyurethanes tradenamed Igamid for plastics materials and Perlon for fibers. - Otto Bayer and co-workers discovered and patented the chemistry of polyurethanes
• 1938 - Polystyrene made practical
• 1938 - Polytetrafluoroethylene or PTFE tradenamed Teflon - Roy Plunkett
• 1939 - Nylon and Neoprene
              considered a replacement for silk & a synthetic rubber respectively Wallace Hume Carothers
• 1941 - Polyethylene Terephthalate or Pet - Whinfield and Dickson
• 1942 - Low Density Polyethylene
• 1942 - Unsaturated Polyester also called PET patented by John Rex Whinfield and James Tennant Dickson
• 1951 - High-density polyethylene or HDPE tradenamed Marlex - Paul Hogan and Robert Banks
• 1951 - Polypropylene or PP - Paul Hogan and Robert Banks
• 1953 - Saran Wrap introduced by Dow Chemicals.
• 1954 - Styrofoam a type of foamed polystyrene foam was invented by Ray McIntire for Dow Chemicals
• 1964 - Polyimide
• 1970 - Thermoplastic Polyester this includes trademarked Dacron, Mylar, Melinex, Teijin, and Tetoron
• 1978 - Linear Low Density Polyethylene
• 1985 - Liquid Crystal Polymers