Benefits of PVC Pipes-2

Coefficient of Friction

When piping systems are designed one of the main concerns is flow rate and pressure. PVC Pipes provide smoother wall surfaces that reduce fluid friction and resistance to flow.

This hydraulic smoothness inhibits slime build-up in sewers and virtually eliminates tuberculation and encrustation in water distribution mains. The end results are significantly lower maintenance costs, more efficient initial pipeline design, and superior performance over the lifetime of the PVC pipe.

Safe Material

PVC pipe is a non-toxic and safe material that has been used for more than half a century. It is also the world's most researched and tested plastic.

Longer Lengths

PVC pipe is typically supplied in lengths of 6m, however can be supplied in other lengths as required. This reduces the number of joints required as compared with other pipe products.

Fewer joints allow for faster and more efficient installation, less hydraulic friction, and fewer opportunities for leakage.

Flame Resistance

PVC Pipe is difficult to ignite and will not continue burning in the absence of an external ignition source. The spontaneous ignition temperature is 450°C.

Design Versatility

The physical properties of PVC Pipes allow designers and specifiers a high degree of freedom when designing new products and developing solutions where PVC acts as a replacement or refurbishment material.

It's versatility is reflected in the wide range of applications it is found in such as pipes, cables, window frames, floor coverings, and roofing as well as packaging, interior design, clothing, billboards, marine, safety equipment, and medical products.