PVC Pipes
PVC pipes, or unplasticized polyvinyl chloride pipes, are a popular and versatile piping material used in various applications, including water supply lines, irrigation systems, drainage systems, and electrical conduit.
Advantages
- Cost-effective: PVC pipes are a relatively inexpensive option compared to other piping materials like copper or metal.
- Durability: PVC pipes are resistant to corrosion, chemicals, and UV rays, making them long-lasting. They can typically last for over 50 years with proper installation and maintenance.
- Lightweight: PVC pipes are lightweight and easy to handle, making them ideal for DIY projects.
- Easy to install: PVC pipes can be easily cut, glued, and joined together using solvent cement, making installation fast and efficient.
- Leak-proof joints: When properly glued, PVC joints create a strong and leak-proof seal.
- Smooth interior: The smooth interior surface of PVC pipes minimizes friction and reduces pressure loss within the pipes.
- Versatility: PVC pipes come in a variety of sizes and pressure ratings to suit various applications.
Functionality / Applications
- Cold Water Supply
- Drain, Waste, and Vent (DWV) Systems
- Irrigation Systems
- Electrical Conduit
- Pool Conduits
- Underground Conduits
- Fencing and Railings
- Furniture and Crafts