Hi volks,
We use some 6mm OD (4 mm ID) PTFE hose/pipe/Tube/Tubing on a piece of kit here.
What is the correct engineering / parts catalogue term - Hose, Pipe, Tube or Tubing?
Cheers
Titus (losing my English) d'Uxass
Hose, Pipe or Tube
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Re: Hose, Pipe or Tube
http://www.polyflon.co.uk/ptfe_tubing.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Some sites do the safe thing and put tube to catch punters on google
Some sites do the safe thing and put tube to catch punters on google
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Officially I am not allowed to use the progressive form (...ing) for verbs but I cannot find a rule for nouns.
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Bliddy English teachers
Officially I should not ever put a comma before the word "and". I often do though
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Re: Hose, Pipe or Tube
ghost123uk wrote: Officially I should not ever put a comma before the word "and". I often do though
That's a hanging offence!!
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