how thick is the material? I want to put one of those float shut off valves on it and hook it to an RO system.
606295
The lip is about an inch wide. The wall itself is probably about 1/4 inch thick.
606296
It's very sturdy and never loses its shape or bend. When I installed a drain valve in the bottom of the side, the material was about 3/16 " thick when I drilled through. The molded over rim at the top makes the top edge very sturdy.
606297
I don't know the exact thickness-but it is not flexible-should work fine-we were going to put a drain plug on this one-but the container itself ended up being too big.....
606298
Not sure what it measures in mms thick, but it is not flimsy. Very heavy duty.
565691
Travis O., this tubing is pretty sturdy but not if it is long like a cane, it might bend under pressure. I had to cut it with a saw to get it to the lenght I needed for my mom's fish tank. So I it is not as strong like PVC pipe so you might want to use something else. God Bless, Reggie J.
1112468
This is a standard replacement for an existing shutoff in black water drain. Thickness is aprox 3/4".
815746
It should work fine. I have approx 50psi on my supply line and the float closes it no problem.
412954
I remeasured mine and it's 2 1/2 inches thick when closed. Very well made from what I can tell too.
1536586
Its 2 1/4'' from bottom plastic part w/out rubber gasket or nut. With rubber gasket ant nut hand tightened its 1 1/2''. So I guess you could go w glass as thick as 1 inch because there's a 1/4 inch lip on bottom w/out thread.
922209
I went to a local hardware store and used 7/16OD 3/8ID OD= outside diameter ID= inside diameter. 30 ft cost me under $10.00. Highly recommend hose clamps tho I'm using plumbers tape just fine. Do get a low water pressure regulator or your rabbits will be soaked trying to drink. Also I recommend a pressure release valve and it's nice to have shutoff valves whenever you branch your hoses for easy less mess repairs. Could be used for all small stock except poultry as they would constantly be picking the valve nipples causing water waste and wet birds.
509757
The clamp is plastic, and not all that thick. I'm not sure exactly what your set up is, but I'm thinking it will not work how you want it to with out some reinforcing.
1135851
What size and type of rod are you using (3/32 6011), and what its the thickness of the material you are welding?
1526049
I'm guessing brass. Just an open close valve, doesn't seem complicated to me.
194711
Approximately an inch thick, about 3 to 5 cm. It looks far better than hanging wires.
827410
I honestly have not measured the thickness but a rough guess would be about 1/16 of an inch...It is good quality...We use it hanging 4" sch40 drain pipe...
1289794
3/4" is plenty of thickness for this setup. It is heavy so use a lot of screws to keep in place.
660140
The float valve is 1/2 inch male pipe thread so get an adapter that has 1/2 inch female pipe thread on one end and female GHT(garden hose thread) on the other end and you should be set. Amazon has them in brass and nylon.
475196
The fan is about 3/4" thick. I had to return this power supply because it failed within 24 hours. This is a known problem and I don't know why it is still being sold.
122760
So the rail is about 3/4", it is 1/8" thick(aprox) and you can bend it by hand Gradually working it to the radius you need My application was moving scenery in a theatre, it turned out to be similar to a curtain. The carriers are a little flimsy and need numbers to be strong, also avoid any splices in the radius as it is difficult to match them up because of play in the hardware
1116702
Not thick enough. They give you a childs hole puncher to perforate it so that you can mount it. That should tell exactly how weak it is.