Cleaning & Industrial U.S. Plastic Corp.® carries an excellent selection of spray bottles perfect for cleaning.
This bucket is economically priced, while still featuring premium bucket quality and durability.
Available in a range of sizes these trays have many industrial uses. Other custom sizes of trays, special partitions, flanges, outlets, etc. can be special ordered.
Roto-molded LLDPE with thick walls for superior strength and durability.
We carry carry hose barb fittings in a variety of materials suitable for all sorts of applications.
These Thermo Scientific™ Nalgene™ bottles are lightweight versions of lab-quality bottles and can perform light-duty, general purpose work.
The most widely used member of the vinyl family, PVC is excellent when used for corrosion-resistant tanks, ducts, fume hoods and pipe.
We carry a large selection of American-made Tamco® industrial strength tanks.
This broad range of flexible Tygon® tubing products are engineered to meet many user specifications including chemical resistance, fluctuations in temperature, abrasion, high purity and long service life.
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Pipe fittings are compatible with copper and brass tubing and iron pipe. Applications for these fittings include airlines, water lines, and cooling lines. Straight fittings assembly instructions: 1. Tighten the external thread into the internal thread. 2. Tighten an additional 2 revolutions with a wrench up to 1/2" male pipe thread. Above 1/2", 1-1/2 to 2-1/2 revolutions. Elbow or Tee fittings assembly instructions: 1. Tighten the external thread into the internal thread. 2. Tighten an additional 1 to 1-1/2 revolutions with a wrench. 3. Tighten fitting, clockwise, to align with Tubing (never counterclockwise). Note: To minimize the possibility of a leaking threaded joint after assembling male to female pipe threads, neither end should be backed out (loosened) once the assembly has been made.