Plastic tubes can be both flexible and rigid, depending on the type of plastic used and its thickness. Some plastics, such as PVC, are naturally rigid and inflexible, while others like polyethylene or polypropylene can be more flexible.
Plastic tubes can be both flexible and rigid, depending on their material and design.
Plastic tubes can be either flexible or rigid, depending on their composition and intended use. Some plastic tubes are designed to be flexible, allowing for bending and manipulation, while others are rigid and inflexible, providing structural support or containment.
