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 (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.