UPVC PIPES & FITTINGS
uPVC, or unplasticized polyvinyl chloride, pipes and fittings are a type of plastic piping system commonly used in the construction and plumbing industries. Unlike traditional PVC, uPVC does not contain plasticizers, making it rigid and durable. Here’s a breakdown of the key features and uses of uPVC pipes and fittings.
It’s important to note that while uPVC pipes are widely used, the choice of piping material depends on specific project requirements, local building codes, and the type of fluids being conveyed. Always follow relevant standards and guidelines when selecting and installing piping systems.
High Flow Characteristics
Cost Saver And Power Saver
Light Weight Makes Easy Handling
Smooth Internal Surface
Suitable For Portable Water Supply
100% Leak Proof Joint
UPVC PRESSURE PIPING SYSTEM FOR
AGRICULTURE & WATER SUPPLY
Conforming to IS:4985:2000
uPVC PIPE FITTINGS
10 KGF/CM²
6 KGF/CM²
4 KGF/CM²
REDUCER SERIES
PLUS SERIES
FLOW SERIES
APPLICATION
Applications of UPVC Pipes in different areas are:
MATERIAL
Material Composition: uPVC is made from polyvinyl chloride polymer that is not plasticized, meaning it does not contain additives to make it flexible. This lack of plasticizers gives uPVC its rigid and strong characteristics.
Durability: uPVC pipes and fittings are known for their durability and resistance to corrosion, chemicals, and weathering. They are often used in applications where the pipes may be exposed to harsh conditions or buried underground.
Non-Toxic: uPVC is a non-toxic material, making it suitable for use in water supply systems. It does not impart any taste, odor, or color to the water passing through it, making it a safe choice for potable water applications.
Lightweight: uPVC pipes are relatively lightweight compared to traditional materials like metal pipes, which makes them easier to handle and install. This characteristic is especially advantageous in construction projects.
Easy Installation: uPVC pipes and fittings are generally easy to install. They can be joined using solvent cement or other mechanical joining methods. The ease of installation contributes to cost savings and quicker project completion.
Longevity: uPVC pipes have a long service life, and they are known for their resistance to degradation over time. Properly installed and maintained uPVC piping systems can last for many years.