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Sanitary fittings include a variety of essential fixtures that enhance functionality and aesthetics. These fittings are available in multiple materials such as ceramic, stainless steel, and glass, each designed for durability and style. Accessories such as bath mixers, bottle traps, WC connectors, and magic hoses further enhance functionality and convenience. Bathroom sanitary fittings include a variety of essential fixtures that enhance functionality and aesthetics. These fittings are available in multiple materials such as ceramic, stainless steel, and glass, each designed for durability and style.
Types, Materials & Accessories:
Types, Materials & Accessories:
Washbasins (Ceramic, Porcelain, Stainless Steel, Glass, Stone)
Wall-mounted, Pedestal, Countertop, Undermount, Semi-recessed
Water Closets (WC) (One-piece, Two-piece, Wall-hung, Smart Toilets)
Rimless, Dual Flush, Siphonic, Washdown
Urinals (Wall-mounted, Stall Urinals)
Sensor-based, Manual Flush, Waterless Urinals
Bidets (Ceramic, Electronic, Handheld Sprayers)
Bathtubs (Acrylic, Fiberglass, Cast Iron, Stone Resin)
Freestanding, Alcove, Corner, Drop-in, Clawfoot
Shower Enclosures (Glass, Acrylic, Frameless, Semi-Frameless)
Sliding Door, Pivot Door, Hinged, Bi-Fold
Bath Mixers & Accessories (Brass, Stainless Steel, Chrome-plated)
o Single-lever, Dual-handle, Thermostatic, Deck-mounted, Wall-mounted
Features: Adjustable temperature control, Water-saving aerators, Swivel spouts, Anti-scald protection
o Accessories: Shower diverters, Hand showers, Spouts, Shower arms, Water outlets
Basin Mixers : Short neck, long nek, etc
Shattaf: Chrome plated, SS, Plastic(ABS,PVC),Brass
Kitchen Sinks: Stainless Steel, Granite Composite, Ceramic, Single & Double Bowl
Features: Drainboard, Undermount, Top-mount, Apron Front
o Sizes: 450mm x 400mm, 600mm x 500mm, 800mm x 500mm, etc
Kitchen Mixers: Single-lever, Dual-handle, Pull-out, Touchless
o Materials: Brass, Stainless Steel, Chrome-plated
o Features: Swivel spouts, Temperature control, Water-saving aerators
Water Closets & Accessories
Water Closets & Accessories
Water closets (toilets) come in various styles and mechanisms to improve hygiene and efficiency. Accessories such as traps, flush tanks, and valves ensure smooth operation and waste management.
Types of Water Closets:
Types of Water Closets:
· S-trap & P-trap WCs (For floor and wall installations)
· Floor-mounted, Wall-hung, Rimless Designs (Space-saving, Modern aesthetics)
· Flush Mechanisms: Dual flush, Pressure-assisted, Gravity flush
· Smart Toilets: Integrated bidet functions, Heated seats, Auto-flush
Accessories:
Accessories:
· Traps: S-trap, P-trap, Bottle trap
· Flush Tanks: Concealed, Exposed, Pressure-assisted
· Valves: Flush valves, Fill valves, Flushometers
Bottle Traps: Available in various designs, including standard, concealed, and pop-up versions. Bottle traps prevent the entry of sewer gases and maintain a hygienic environment. Common materials include chrome-plated brass, stainless steel, and ABS.
Types: Standard, Decorative, Space-saving, Adjustable height
Materials: Chrome-plated brass, Stainless steel, ABS plastic
Applications: Washbasins, Kitchen sinks, Bidets
Sizes: 1 ¼”, 1 ½”, etc.
WC Connectors: These connect the water closet (WC) to the drain. Types include flexible, rigid, and adjustable connectors, typically made from PVC or rubber, offering secure and leak-free installations.
Common Sizes:
Common Sizes:
Diameter Sizes: Typically available in 2” (50mm), 3” (75mm), and 4” (100mm) for standard toilets, though specialized sizes may be available for specific models.
Length: Common lengths range from 200mm to 450mm, but flexible options can extend further.
These connectors are integral to ensuring a secure, leak-free installation between the WC and the drainage system.
Magic Hoses: Expandable and flexible hoses made from durable materials, often used for washing or garden maintenance. Magic hoses are lightweight, space-saving, and resistant to kinking. Available in various lengths.
o Single-lever, Dual-handle, Sensor-operated, Thermostatic
Kitchen fixtures and outdoor plumbing accessories provide functional and durable solutions for water usage in homes and gardens.
Garden Taps: Brass, Chrome-plated, Plastic
Sizes: ½”, ¾”, 1”,etc
Cock Pipes: Brass, Stainless Steel, Plastic
Applications: Water outlets, Industrial piping
Garden Hoses & Accessories: Rubber, PVC, Expandable, Hose Reels, Nozzles
Sizes: 10m, 15m, 30m, 50m, etc
Features: Anti-kink, UV-resistant, Reinforced layers
Connection Hoses
Connection Hoses
Connection hoses and PEX pipes provide flexible and durable plumbing solutions, ensuring efficient water supply. Soap dispensers and bath accessories add convenience and hygiene to bathrooms.
Connection Hoses: Stainless steel braided, PVC-coated, EPDM-lined
Sizes & Lengths: ½” (30cm, 45cm, 60cm, 90cm, 120cm), ¾” (45cm, 60cm, 90cm, 150cm), 1” (60cm, 90cm, 120cm, 150cm)
Applications: Bathroom faucets, kitchen sinks, washing machines.
PEX Pipes: Cross-linked polyethylene, flexible, corrosion-resistant
o Sizes: 16mm to 63mm
o Applications: Hot and cold water supply, underfloor heating
Soap Dispensers & Bath Accessories
Soap Dispensers: Manual, Automatic, Stainless Steel, Plastic
Wall-mounted, Countertop, Sensor-based
Bath Accessories: Towel bars, shelves, grab bars, robe hooks, mirrors, etc
PPR Pipes & Accessories (Polypropylene Random Copolymer)
PPR Pipes & Accessories (Polypropylene Random Copolymer)
PPR (Polypropylene Random Copolymer) pipes are widely used for hot and cold water systems, as well as industrial fluid transportation due to their high resistance to temperature and pressure variations. They are an excellent choice for both residential and commercial applications because of their durability and flexibility.
Sizes:
Range: 20mm to 160mm
Small Sizes (20mm to 50mm): Typically used in residential plumbing systems for hot and cold water supply lines.
Medium Sizes (50mm to 110mm): Used in larger commercial or industrial systems for both water supply and fluid transportation.
Larger Sizes (110mm to 160mm): Used for more demanding applications in industrial systems where higher flow capacities are required.
Pressure Ratings:
PN10: Suitable for low-pressure systems, typically used in residential and light commercial applications.
PN16: Medium pressure pipes, suitable for more demanding residential and commercial systems.
PN20: High pressure, designed for systems that experience higher water or fluid pressures, such as industrial systems.
Fittings:
Elbows: Used to change the direction of piping, available in various angles such as 90-degree or 45-degree. Ideal for altering flow directions in plumbing or industrial systems.
Tees: T-shaped fittings that allow connections from three different pipes. Commonly used to create branches in water or fluid supply systems.
Couplers: Used to connect two pieces of pipe of the same diameter. Couplers are essential for extending pipe length and maintaining a continuous flow.
Reducers: Fittings that allow a connection between two pipes of different sizes, reducing the diameter of the pipe for flow management.
End Caps: Used to seal the open end of a pipe, effectively stopping the flow in a pipe section. Often used in both construction and industrial systems.
Unions: A type of fitting that enables easy removal and connection of pipes, allowing for maintenance or replacements without disconnecting the entire system.
Applications:
Hot & Cold Water Supply: PPR pipes are ideal for transporting hot and cold water in residential, commercial, and industrial applications due to their resistance to high temperatures (up to 95°C).
Applications: Hot water plumbing, underfloor heating, heating systems in residential and commercial buildings, as well as potable water distribution.
Industrial Fluid Transportation: Due to their high-pressure ratings and chemical resistance, PPR pipes are also used for industrial fluid transportation.
Applications: Suitable for carrying chemicals, industrial fluids, and other non-corrosive liquids, particularly in industries such as manufacturing, food processing, and pharmaceuticals.
Water Supply Valves (Sizes & Details)
Water Supply Valves (Sizes & Details)
Ball Valves (15mm – 100mm, Brass, Stainless Steel)
Ball Valves (15mm – 100mm, Brass, Stainless Steel)
·Gate Valves (20mm – 300mm, Cast Iron, Brass)
Globe Valves (15mm – 150mm, Stainless Steel, Bronze)
Check Valves (Non-return type, Swing type, Lift type)
·Angle Valves: Used in sinks, bidets, and water closets
Pressure Reducing Valves: Prevents excessive pressure in pipelines.
PPR Welding Accessories
PPR Welding Accessories
Welding accessories like fusion machines and fittings play a crucial role in ensuring strong and secure joints in PPR piping systems.
·Welding Machines: Socket fusion, Butt fusion
·Welding Fittings: Couplers, Reducers, Elbows, Tees
·Welding Clamps & Holders: Ensure secure pipe alignment during welding
Advantages :
High Temperature Resistance: PPR pipes can withstand high temperatures (up to 95°C), making them perfect for hot water systems.
Durability: Highly resistant to corrosion, scale buildup, and chemical damage, ensuring long service life with minimal maintenance.
Leak-Proof Joints: The fusion welding process creates leak-proof joints, ensuring the integrity of the system over time.
Cost-Effective: PPR pipes are more affordable than many metal alternatives and offer lower maintenance costs over time.
Ease of Installation: Lightweight and easy to handle, PPR pipes require simpler installation techniques compared to other materials like metal pipes.
HDPE Pipes & Accessories (High-Density Polyethylene)
HDPE Pipes & Accessories (High-Density Polyethylene)
HDPE pipes are known for their high strength, flexibility, and resistance to corrosion, making them ideal for various applications such as gas distribution, water supply, and industrial piping.
Sizes and Pressure Ratings
Sizes: HDPE pipes come in sizes ranging from 20mm to 1200mm in diameter, suitable for both small and large-scale projects
Pressure Ratings: Available in different pressure ratings, including:
PN6, PN10, PN16, PN20 – indicating the maximum pressure the pipe can handle. PN6 is for low-pressure applications, while PN20 is for high-pressure systems
Fittings
Compression Fittings: Used for easy, non-welded connections. They are simple to install and are commonly used in water and gas distribution
Butt-Fusion Fittings: Pipes and fittings are heated and fused together, creating a strong and permanent bond. Ideal for larger pipe sizes and industrial applications
Electrofusion Fittings: These use an electrical current to heat and fuse the pipes and fittings together, offering precise, reliable joints.
Applications
Gas Distribution: HDPE pipes are used to safely transport natural gas due to their resistance to corrosion and flexibility
Water Supply: These pipes are widely used in potable water systems because of their smooth surface and resistance to corrosion
Industrial Piping: HDPE pipes are suitable for transporting chemicals and industrial fluids due to their chemical resistance and durability
Advantages
Durability: Resistant to corrosion, chemicals, and high pressure
Flexibility: Easy to install in challenging environments
Leak-Proof Joints: Secure, reliable connections, especially with fusion methods
Cost-Effective: Reduced maintenance and longer lifespan compared to other materials.
Irrigation Pipes & Accessories
Irrigation Pipes & Accessories
Irrigation systems are essential for efficient water management in agriculture and landscaping. Various materials and accessories are used in the construction of irrigation systems to ensure optimal water distribution and plant health. Below are more detailed insights into the irrigation pipes and accessories used in modern irrigation systems.
Materials:
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): A durable and lightweight plastic material, commonly used for a wide range of irrigation pipes. PVC pipes are resistant to corrosion and offer a smooth internal surface, reducing water friction and enhancing flow efficiency.
HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene): Known for its flexibility, strength, and resistance to chemicals, HDPE pipes are suitable for underground installations and larger-scale irrigation systems.
LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene): LDPE pipes are flexible and easy to install, making them ideal for smaller-scale irrigation systems. They are commonly used in drip irrigation applications due to their resistance to kinks and flexibility in handling various terrains.
Sizes:
Irrigation pipes come in a variety of sizes to suit different needs:
12mm to 110mm: This range covers the majority of irrigation systems, from small garden irrigation to large agricultural systems. Smaller sizes (12mm to 50mm) are often used for drip irrigation lines and lateral connections, while larger sizes (50mm to 110mm) are used for mainlines and feeder lines in agricultural fields.
Accessories:
Drippers: Drippers are devices used in drip irrigation systems to deliver a controlled amount of water directly to the plant’s root zone. They ensure minimal water wastage by providing slow, consistent water flow.
Types: Inline drippers (built into the pipe) or emitters (placed in the tubing).
Applications: Ideal for row crops, greenhouse plants, and potted plants.
Emitters: Emitters are similar to drippers but can have a higher flow rate. They are typically used in drip irrigation systems and are designed to distribute water evenly to plants.
Applications: Used in garden beds, orchards, and large-scale agricultural irrigation.
Sprinklers: Sprinklers are commonly used in sprinkler irrigation systems to mimic rainfall by distributing water over a large area. They come in various types, including stationary, rotating, and oscillating sprinklers.
Applications: Suitable for lawns, gardens, and agricultural fields that require even water distribution over a wide area.
Valves: Valves are essential components of any irrigation system as they control water flow. Common types include manual valves, solenoid valves, and pressure-reducing valves.
Applications: Used to start/stop water flow, control pressure, and regulate water distribution in irrigation systems.
Filters: Filters are used to remove debris, sediment, and particles from the water supply to prevent clogging of drippers, emitters, and sprinklers.
Types: Disc filters, screen filters, and sand filters.
Applications: Essential for systems where water quality may contain dirt or organic matter that could block irrigation components.
Controllers: Irrigation controllers automate the irrigation process by controlling when and how much water is applied to the plants. Modern controllers come with features such as timers, sensors, and even smart technology for remote operation.
Types: Digital, analog, and smart controllers.
Applications: Used to schedule and optimize water usage for efficient irrigation management in agriculture, gardens, and lawns.
Advantages of Irrigation Systems:
Water Efficiency: Both drip irrigation and sprinkler systems help reduce water wastage, delivering water directly to the plant roots or spreading it evenly across large areas.
Cost-Effective: Automated controllers and efficient water distribution reduce operational costs and minimize water bills.
Improved Plant Health: Proper irrigation ensures that plants receive a consistent water supply, improving growth and productivity.
Versatility: Suitable for various applications from small gardens to large agricultural fields, with the ability to adapt to different water sources and terrains.
Environmental Benefits: Efficient irrigation systems help conserve water, which is especially important in drought-prone areas.
Applications:
Drip Irrigation: Drip irrigation systems provide water directly to the roots of plants through a network of tubes, drippers, and emitters. This system is highly efficient, as it minimizes water waste and ensures that the water is delivered precisely where it's needed.
Applications: Perfect for high-value crops, vegetable fields, orchards, vineyards, and gardens.
Sprinkler Systems: Sprinklers use spray heads to distribute water over a broad area. This system is often used for large-scale irrigation or for plants that require uniform water distribution.
Applications: Common in lawns, golf courses, agricultural fields, and sports fields.
Agriculture: Irrigation systems in agriculture are used to ensure consistent water availability for crops, especially in areas with insufficient rainfall. Both drip irrigation and sprinkler systems are widely used for different types of crops.
Applications: Used in the cultivation of fruits, vegetables, grains, and other crops, ensuring high yields and efficient water use.
Applications:
Drainage Systems: Used in residential, commercial, and industrial wastewater systems and storm water drainage due to resistance to corrosion and smooth internal surfaces that reduce blockages.
Vent Systems: Suitable for air or gas exhaust due to ability to withstand chemical exposure and high temperatures, commonly used for appliances like stoves or in HVAC systems.
Irrigation Systems: UPVC is used in both drip and sprinkler systems for efficient water distribution in agricultural and landscaping applications.
Electrical Conduits: Widely used for protecting electrical wiring due to insulating properties and resistance to weathering, commonly for underground electrical systems and streetlight wiring.
Advantages of UPVC Pipes:
Durability: Resistant to corrosion, chemicals, and environmental factors, making them ideal for long-term use in both underground and above-ground applications.
Strength: Strong and capable of handling high-pressure applications, especially in commercial or industrial settings.
Lightweight: Easy to handle and install compared to metal pipes, reducing labor costs and installation time.
Cost-Effective: Lower installation and maintenance costs compared to metal or concrete pipes.
Non-Toxic: Safe for transporting water and chemicals, suitable for potable water systems.
Low Maintenance: Requires minimal maintenance after installation, offering a long-lasting solution for various piping needs.
UPVC Pipes & Accessories (Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride)
UPVC Pipes & Accessories (Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride)
UPVC (Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride) pipes are a popular choice for various piping applications due to their durability, resistance to corrosion, and ability to withstand high pressure. Unlike regular PVC, UPVC is more rigid and is often used in applications that require strength and rigidity.
Sizes:
Range: 20mm to 500mm – Small Sizes (20mm to 110mm) ideal for residential and commercial drainage systems, vent pipes, and electrical conduits; Medium Sizes (110mm to 250mm) for larger drainage systems, irrigation networks, and industrial applications; Large Sizes (250mm to 500mm) typically used for large-scale drainage systems, stormwater pipes, and some industrial processes requiring higher volume flows.
Types:
Schedule 40: Standard wall thickness, commonly used in lower-pressure applications, suitable for drainage, venting, irrigation, and low-pressure water systems.
Schedule 80: Thicker wall compared to Schedule 40, offering greater strength and resistance to higher pressures, used in industrial water supply, chemical transfer, and more demanding environments.
CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride): Modified PVC designed to handle higher temperatures up to 200°F (93°C), used for hot and cold water supply systems in residential, commercial, and industrial plumbing.
Fittings:
Elbows: Used to change the direction of flow, commonly in 90-degree or 45-degree angles, suitable for drainage and plumbing systems.
Tees: T-shaped fittings to branch off from a main pipeline, commonly used in irrigation systems, drainage, and venting applications.
Adapters: Used to connect pipes of different sizes or materials (e.g., from PVC to metal or UPVC to CPVC), necessary for compatibility in systems.
Bushings: Small fittings used to reduce the size of a pipe or connect smaller pipes to larger ones, commonly used in residential plumbing and industrial applications.
Caps: Used to seal the end of a pipe, preventing water or air flow, ideal for ending lines in drainage or irrigation systems or during installation for future use.
Valves: Used to regulate or stop the flow of water or other fluids, common in irrigation, drainage, and water supply systems for controlling liquid flow.
Pipe Adhesives & Cutting Tools
Pipe Adhesives & Cutting Tools
Strong adhesives and precise cutting tools ensure leak-proof and seamless connections between pipes. These materials are essential for professional-grade plumbing installations.
Adhesives: PVC solvent cement, CPVC cement, PPR fusion glue
Fast-drying, High-strength bonding, Waterproof
Cutting Tools: Pipe cutters, Hacksaws, PVC shears, HDPE fusion cutters.
Manual & Electric Options, Precision Cutting.
Water Tanks & Fittings
Water Tanks & Fittings
Water tanks are essential for storing and managing water in residential, commercial, and industrial applications. They are made from various materials, each suited to different environmental and operational needs, and come with a range of fittings to ensure efficient functionality.
Types:
Plastic (HDPE, LDPE) – High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) and Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) tanks are lightweight, durable, and resistant to corrosion, UV radiation, and chemical exposure.
Fiberglass – Strong and lightweight, fiberglass tanks are resistant to rust and chemical corrosion, making them ideal for industrial and agricultural applications.
GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) – A composite material offering high strength, lightweight properties, and corrosion resistance, used for both potable and non-potable water storage.
Concrete – Heavy-duty and highly durable, concrete tanks are used for large-scale water storage and underground installations due to their ability to withstand extreme weather conditions.
Stainless Steel – Provides excellent hygiene and durability, making it ideal for potable water storage in food processing, pharmaceuticals, and high-purity applications.
Sizes:
200L to 50,000L – Water tanks come in a wide range of capacities to meet different storage needs, from small domestic tanks for household use to large industrial tanks for commercial and agricultural purposes.
Fittings:
Inlet & Outlet Valves – Control water entry and exit, ensuring regulated water flow. Valves can be manual or automatic, depending on the application.
Overflow Pipes – Prevents overfilling by allowing excess water to be discharged safely, protecting the tank from damage and avoiding wastage.
Tank Stands – Provides elevation to improve water pressure, protect the tank from contamination, and ensure structural stability.
Vent Pipes – Allow air circulation inside the tank, preventing vacuum formation and ensuring smooth water flow.
Float Valves
Float Valves
Sizes: ½”, ¾”, 1”, 2”,etc Types: Ball-type, Diaphragm-type, Electronic
·Applications: Water tanks, Cisterns, Industrial water storage
Foot Valves
Foot Valves
A foot valve is a check valve installed at the bottom of a suction pipe to prevent backflow and keep the pump primed. It ensures efficient water flow and protects the pump from damage.
Sizes:
Available in various diameters to match different suction pipe sizes, typically ranging from ½ inch to 12 inches.
Materials:
Brass – Durable and corrosion-resistant, commonly used in deep well and industrial applications.
Stainless Steel – High strength and rust-resistant, ideal for potable water and harsh environments.
Plastic (PVC, HDPE) – Lightweight, cost-effective, and resistant to corrosion, widely used in irrigation and domestic systems.
Applications:
Water Supply Systems – Helps maintain water pressure in borewells, wells, and storage tanks.
Irrigation Systems – Used in agricultural pumps to ensure consistent water flow.
Industrial & Domestic Pumps – Prevents backflow and keeps the suction line full for smooth operation.
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