Selelekela saPhepelo e Ncha ea Sehlahisoa Standard PN10 Plastic Tubes Green Pph Pipes for Water

Pipe ea PPR (lebitso le feletseng Polypropylene Random Copolymer Pipe, ke phala ea polasetiki e sebetsang hantle e entsoeng ka lisebelisoa tse tala tsa boleng bo holimo tsa copolymer polypropylene. Ka lebaka la ho hanyetsa mocheso o phahameng, khatello ea maikutlo, tšireletso ea tikoloho le ho se chefo, e sebelisoa haholo ho aha mekhoa ea metsi a chesang le a batang, Boenjiniere ba HVAC, lipalangoang tsa metsi a nooang le phetiso ea mokelikeli oa indasteri, hape ke sebaka se loketseng bakeng sa lipeipi tsa tšepe tsa setso.

Characteristics and Features of New Product Supply Standard PN10 Plastic Tubes Green Pph Pipes for Water

Mocheso o phahameng le ho hanyetsa khatello e phahameng

Mocheso oa nako e telele oa ho sebetsa o ka fihla ho 70°C, khanyetso ea mocheso o phahameng oa nakoana ho 95°C, ts'ebetso e ntle ea ho jara khatello (boemo ba khatello e tloaelehileng PN20, PN25).

Tšireletso ea tikoloho le bophelo bo botle

Lisebelisoa tse tala li hloekile ebile ha li na chefo, kopana le litekanyetso tsa metsi a nooang (joalo ka FDA, EN ISO le litifikeiti tse ling), u se ke ua tsoala libaktheria, le ho netefatsa polokeho ea boleng ba metsi.

Corrosion le anti-scaling

Ho hanyetsa acid le alkali, khanyetso e matla ea ho senya lik'hemik'hale, lerako le boreledi la ka hare, ha ho bonolo ho sekala, tšebeliso ea nako e telele ea phallo e tsitsitseng.

Khokahano ea ho qhibiliha e chesang, tiiso e matla

Ho amohela theknoloji ea hot melt socket, ha ho na kotsi ea ho lutla ha ho amana, 'me mohaho o kopantsoeng o ntlafatsa botšepehi ba tsamaiso.

E bobebe ebile e bonolo ho e etsa

Boima ke bona feela 1/8 ea lipeipi tsa tšepe, e loketseng ho palangoa le ho kenya, ho fokotsa litšenyehelo tsa basebetsi.

Bophelo bo bolelele le tlhokomelo e tlase

Bophelo ba tšebeletso bo hlophisitsoeng bo feta 50 lilemo, e hlokang tlhokomelo, 'me litšenyehelo ka kakaretso li tlase.

Ho boloka matla le ho boloka mocheso

Thermal conductivity e tlaase (feela 1/200 ea lipeipi tsa tšepe), e fokotsang tahlehelo ea mocheso 'me e loketse mekhoa ea metsi a chesang.

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Specifications of New Product Supply Standard PN10 Plastic Tubes Green Pph Pipes for Water

Our new green PPH pipes meet the PN10 pressure standard for water systems. These plastic tubes offer reliable performance. They come in various sizes to fit different project needs. Common diameters include 20mm, 25mm, 32mm, 40mm, 50mm, 63mm, 75mm, 90mm, and 110mm. Each pipe has a solid wall thickness matching PN10 requirements. This ensures safe water flow under pressure. The material is polypropylene homopolymer. PPH plastic handles water well. It resists chemicals and corrosion. These pipes won’t rust or degrade over time. Their green color makes identification easy during installation. Workers spot them quickly on site.

These tubes handle temperatures up to 60°C continuously. They manage short bursts up to 80°C. This suits most cold and warm water applications. Liphaephe li bobebe. Moving them takes little effort. Joining sections is straightforward. We recommend solvent welding for strong seals. The smooth inner surface reduces friction. Water flows efficiently with less energy loss. This helps lower pumping costs. The material is non-toxic. It keeps drinking water safe and clean. No harmful substances leach into the supply.

Installation requires basic tools. Cut pipes cleanly using a plastic tube cutter. Deburr edges before joining. Follow standard procedures for solvent welding. These pipes work underground or above ground. They resist impact damage during handling. UV resistance is moderate. Protect them from direct sunlight outdoors. We test every batch for quality. Each pipe meets strict industry standards. They perform reliably in residential and commercial buildings. These tubes are cost-effective. They last longer than metal alternatives. Litlhoko tsa tlhokomelo li fokola. You save money over time. Choose the right size for your water system. Our green PPH pipes deliver consistent results.

(Phepelo e Ncha ea Sehlahisoa Standard PN10 Plastic Tubes Green Pph Pipes for Water)

Applications of New Product Supply Standard PN10 Plastic Tubes Green Pph Pipes for Water

PN10 plastic tubes made from PPH material are designed for water systems. The green color helps identify them for potable water use. These pipes handle pressure up to 10 bar. This makes them strong enough for many water supply jobs. They are built to last. PPH plastic resists many chemicals found in water. It also stands up well to corrosion. You won’t see rust on these pipes. The smooth inside surface keeps water flowing well. This reduces friction loss and saves energy over time.

You find these green PPH pipes in many places. Municipal water networks use them for distribution lines. They carry water reliably from treatment plants to neighborhoods. Builders install them in houses and apartment blocks for cold water plumbing. Factories use them for process water lines and cooling systems. Farms rely on them for irrigation setups. Contractors pick them for construction site water supply because they are tough and easy to handle.

Ho kenya ho otlolohile. Workers can join sections using heat fusion. This method creates a permanent, tiiso e thibelang ho dutla. The pipes are much lighter than old metal pipes. This makes transport and fitting easier and cheaper. They don’t need heavy machinery to move them. Tlhokomelo e fokola. PPH pipes don’t degrade like metal. They keep water clean and safe. The material doesn’t add bad tastes or smells. It meets strict standards for drinking water contact.

These pipes offer a good solution for reliable water delivery. They handle pressure well. They resist damage from common water chemicals. Their green color provides clear identification for safety. Their long lifespan means less replacement work later.

Ho paka le ho Romela

E itšetlehile ka lihlahisoa le qty,re ne re ka etsa pack of coiling,meqolo,ho phuthela ka bongata,makese kapa mabokose,etc.

Thomello:Ka leoatleng,seporo,ka moea kapa joalo ka kopo ea moreki.

Boemo ba Khoebo

Luoyang Datang Energy Tech Co., Ltd. ke moetsi ea ka sehloohong oa Machaena ea sebetsanang le liphaephe tsa polasetiki tsa boleng bo holimo le li-fittings. Ho hlomelloa ka mela ea tlhahiso ea morao-rao e ikemetseng le e tšehetsoeng ke sehlopha sa 200 litsebi, re fana ka lethathamo le pharaletseng la lihlahisoa tse kenyelletsang ho feta 150 mefuta ea lipeipi tsa polasetiki le lisebelisoa tse etselitsoeng ho fana ka metsi le tsamaiso ea ho ntša metsi, phetiso ea khase, le mekhoa ea ho futhumatsa fatše. Lihlahisoa tsa rona tsa mantlha li kenyelletsa liphaephe le li-Fittings tsa PVC, PE (HDPE) Liphaephe le Lisebelisoa, PPR Liphaephe le Fittings, le PEX Floor Heating Pipes.

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5 FAQs of New Product Supply Standard PN10 Plastic Tubes Green Pph Pipes for Water

What are these green pipes made of?
They are PPH plastic. PPH stands for polypropylene homopolymer. This material is strong. E hanela lik'hemik'hale hantle. It handles water pressure reliably. It’s perfect for water supply lines.

What does PN10 pressure rating mean?
PN10 tells you the pipe’s pressure strength. It means the pipe can handle 10 bar of pressure at 20°C. That’s roughly 145 PSI. This rating is standard for many cold water mains. It ensures the pipe won’t burst under normal use.

Why are these pipes green?
The green color helps identify the pipe’s purpose. Green pipes are usually for potable water. It makes them easy to spot on a job site. It helps avoid mixing them up with pipes for other fluids. The color is added during manufacturing.

Can these pipes handle hot water?
PPH pipes handle cold water best. They can manage warm water for short periods. Avoid constant hot water above 60°C. High heat over time can weaken PPH. Use different pipes specifically rated for hot water systems.

How are these pipes connected?
Connect them using solvent cement welding. Hloekisa ntlha ea lipeipi le sokete e loketseng pele. Apply the right PPH cement to both parts. Sututsa phala ka thata ho kena. Hold it briefly. Samente e qhibilihisa bokaholimo ba polasetiki. They fuse together as it dries. This creates a very strong, lenonyeletso la ho dutla.

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