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PVC Pipes and Fittings
1. Dia: DN20-2000mm(1/2 inch-80 inch)
2. Pressure Class: SCH 40, SCH 80, PN2 - PN25.
3. Material: PVC Resin
4. Applications: Drinking water, Fresh water, Drainage, Electrical, Mining, Dredging, Marine, Irrigation, Industry, Chemical, Fire fighting...
5. Standard:ISO 4422, ISO 1452, ISO 15493, ASTM D1785, ASTM F441, BS 3505, EN 1401, EN 1767, EN 1452, SANS 966, EN15493
6. Packing: 11.8m or 5.8m/pcs for straight.
7. Delivery: 5-10 days depending on the total quantity.
8. Product inspection: Raw material inspection. Finished product inspection. Third party inspection upon clients request.
9. Fittings: OD20-2000mm(1/2 inch-80 inch), PVC solvent cement fitting, PVC rubber ring joints, PVC threaded fittings, Flanges, Glue and tools, etc.
Description of PVC pipe
PVC pipe are generally divided into 4 types: PVC-U (unplasticized PVC), C-PVC (chlorinated PVC), PVC-O (molecularly oriented PVC) and Modified PVC (PVC-M, PVC-HI). Besides having many of the same properties, each type of PVC has its advantages for different applications.
PVC-U: Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride.
PVC-O: Bidirectionally oriented polyvinyl chloride with higher long-term strength.
PVC-C: chlorinated polyvinyl chloride, higher temperature for long-term use.
PVC-UH: Unplasticized polyvinyl chloride material for injection-molded parts with a proven MRS value of at least 25 Mpa.
PVC-Hi or PVC-M: Modified polyvinyl chloride for higher impact resistance and lower low temperature brittleness.
Connection method of PVC pipe:
Flanges connection; Rubber ring joints;Thread fittings connection; Union connection; Compression fittings connection.
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