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Silicon hose usage?
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Silicon hose usage?
I found this ebay shop that sells 10m rolls of silicon hoses, they have internal sizes of 4mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm etc. Just wondering what sort of usages you'd get out of it? I'm assuming it's not a high pressure type line... 10m would go a long way..
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http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=32624&item=4545443242&tc=photo
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Re: Silicon hose usage?
-Nemesis- wrote: 10m would go a long way..
yep............10metres
generaly use it fot actuators etc valves and the like
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hi-luxmadness wrote:the stuff we used to handle was very soft and very flexible, and surprisingly strong. good for water tank fillers and plumbing for them, probably ok for vacume lines and similar
If it is soft and flexible how can it be good for vacuume lines? Wouldn't it just collaspe as the internal air pressure lowered?
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this stuff was fairly thick in the wall, and came in sizes from 1/4 inch to 3/4inch, the walol thickness on a piece of 1/2 inch outer diameter was about 3mm, i think it would handle the vacume, never actually tried it though. would have to be handy for other things too thoughChucky wrote:hi-luxmadness wrote:the stuff we used to handle was very soft and very flexible, and surprisingly strong. good for water tank fillers and plumbing for them, probably ok for vacume lines and similar
If it is soft and flexible how can it be good for vacuume lines? Wouldn't it just collaspe as the internal air pressure lowered?
-Nemesis- wrote:I thought about getting a roll to make my diff and box breathers, then use the rest on other things. But i can't really think of "other things" which would justify 10m worth.
I pinched some silicon hose from work for my breather extentions... It seemed to break down after a couple of months and became quite brittle. Broke down the quickest nearest the diff, guess the vapours from the oil ate at it...
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