ALL TYPES PPR PIPES AND FITTINGS

Introduction of PPR pipes and fittings

PPR ọkpọkọ na akwa akwa (Polypropylene Random Copolymer pipes and fittings) are revolutionising modern plumbing systems with their versatility, inogide, and high performance. Depending on the application, there are many different types of PPR pipe. The most common types are PPR Cold Water Pipes, PPR Hot Water Pipes, and PPR Composite Pipes. It is recommended to determine the appropriate specifications and models according to the specific use scenarios and needs.

Nkọwa nke PPR ọkpọkọ na akwa akwa

PPR pipes and fittings can fully meet with all requirements on GB/T18742 standards & EN ISO 15874 ụkpụrụ:

Nguzogide oke okpomọkụ: the maximum sustained working temperature is up to 70°C,

the maximum transient temperature is up to 95°C.

Heat Preservation: low thermal conductivity which is only 1/1500 of brass pipe, na 1/250 of steel pipe.

Na-adịghị egbu egbu: no heavy metal additives, would not be covered with dirt or contaminated by bacterium.

 Nguzogide corrosion: resist chemical matters and electron chemical corrosion.

High Flow Capacity: smooth interior walls and low friction result in low flow resistance and high volume.

 Excellent Flexibility: can be supplied in coil.

Low Installation Costs: light weight and ease of installation can reduce installation costs

Ogologo ndụ: karịrị 50 years under proper use © Recycled and Environment-friendly

Nkọwa nke PPR ọkpọkọ na akwa akwa

PPR ọkpọkọ na akwa akwa which produced by our factory are made from high quality material with excellent performance and the pipes are made into GB/T18742 standards and sanitary requirements. N'otu oge ahụ, it can also conforms to EN ISO 15874 ọkọlọtọ & DIN8077/8078 standard.

Our products are regularly provided in colors of WHITE, GREEN & GREY, or as per customers’ request.

Ngwa nke PPR ọkpọkọ na akwa akwa

Cold and hot water supply

PP-R pipes are commonly used in both hot and cold water supply systems in homes, ụlọ, and commercial buildings. They are highly resistant to scaling and corrosion, making them an ideal choice for water distribution.

Heating system including flooring heating, wall heating and radiant system

PP-R pipes has the advantage low energy consumption,It is an excellent choice for energy-saving residential and commercial heating solutions.

Central air conditioning system

PP-R pipes are used in certain compressed air applications, especially in low- to medium-pressure systems. The smooth interior of the pipes reduces the risk of blockages, making them effective for air distribution.

Swimming Pools

PP-R pipes are commonly used in pool water circulation and filtration systems, as they are resistant to chemicals like chlorine, which are frequently used in pool maintenance.

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FAQ nke PPR ọkpọkọ na akwa akwa

Q1,How many structure of PPR pipe have?

Single layer structure

The single-layer structure is the basic structure of PPR pipes, which is made of one layer of polypropylene material. The structure has the advantages of simplicity, beautiful appearance and moderate price.

Fiber reinforced structure

The fiber-reinforced structure is a PPR pipe with a relatively complex structure. It consists of a multi-layer structure, in which the fiber-reinforced layer is directly connected to the inner and outer layers by heat welding. The advantages of this structure are high strength, impermeability and long service life.

Q2,How to choose PPR ọkpọkọ?

1. Select materials according to usage scenarios:

Different use scenarios have different requirements for PPR pipes. Ọmụmaatụ, the water supply field requires relatively high material and strength requirements for PPR pipes, while the drainage field requires pipes with good toughness.

2. Select according to the pipe diameter:

The diameter of the PPR pipe usually has multiple specifications such as 20mm, 25mm, 32mm, 40mm, 50mm, wdg., and the appropriate diameter can be selected according to the needs.

3. Select according to the pressure and temperature used:

The choice of PPR pipe should also be selected according to the pressure and temperature to be borne. Ọmụmaatụ, in some high-temperature scenes, high-temperature PPR pipe materials should be selected.

Q3,How many types of PPR pipes?

1. Ordinary PPR pipe

Ordinary PPR pipes refer to ordinary pipe materials that are normally used, and are usually used in water supply, igbapu mmiri, and gas fields. The pipe is characterized by high density, ike dị elu, aging resistance, iguzogide corrosion, mmetụta iguzogide, safety and environmental protection.

2. PPR reinforced tube

PPR reinforced pipe is a pipe made of specially added reinforcing materials, which is more excellent than ordinary pipes in terms of strength and pressure resistance, and is widely used in industries, construction and agriculture.

3. PPR fiber reinforced pipe

PPR fiber reinforced pipe is a new type of PPR pipe, which adds fiber materials on the basis of raw materials. The biggest feature of this pipe is its high strength, while maintaining the advantages of PPR pipes, it is widely used in high-rise buildings, water supply, heating and floor heating and other fields.

Q4,What are the PPR fittings accessories?

The most common PPR fittings include:
Nkịtị: Used to change the direction of the pipe.
Tees: For branching off the pipe into two or more directions.
Njikọta: To connect two pipes of the same diameter.
Adapters: Used to connect PPR pipes to pipes of different materials, such as metal or PVC.
Ndị na-ebelata: To reduce the pipe size when connecting to smaller pipes.
End Caps: To close the end of a piping system.