UPVC pipe

Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (uPVC) pipes are used in a variety of applications, including: 

• Plumbing: uPVC pipes are used for water supply systems, including supplying potable water to kitchens, bathrooms, sinks, and laboratories. They are also used for sewage lines and underground drainage.

• Ventilation: uPVC pipes can be used to dispose of corrosive gases from washrooms.

• Electrical conduits: uPVC pipes are used to manufacture electrical conduits.

• Irrigation: uPVC pipes are used for irrigation purposes in the agricultural sector.

• Crude oil and edible fluids: uPVC pipes are used to transport crude oil and other edible fluids because they prevent corrosion.

• Earthquake-prone areas: uPVC pipes are a reliable choice in earthquake-prone areas because they can withstand extreme movement and bending.

• Water companies: Water companies use uPVC pipes to ensure their systems are free of contamination because their smooth surface prevents bacterial contamination.

uPVC pipes are known for their affordability, durability, and versatility. They are also resistant to chemicals. While uPVC is not biodegradable, it is recyclable and can be reshaped into new products or pipes.