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.