Polypropylene plumbing pipe is commonly known as PPR plumbing pipe. These systems include a comprehensive range of pipes and fittings, with sizes varying from 20mm to 110mm and pressure resistance from PN12.5 to PN25, satisfying diverse installation requirements.
| PPR Pipe (GB/T 18742, DIN 8077/8078, EN ISO 15874) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| S5 / PN12.5bars | S4 / PN16bars | S3.2 / PN20bars | S2.5 / PN25bars |
| 20×2.0 | 20×2.3 | 20×2.8 | 20×3.4 |
| 25×2.3 | 25×2.8 | 25×3.5 | 25×4.2 |
| 32×2.9 | 32×3.6 | 32×4.4 | 32×5.4 |
| 40×3.7 | 40×4.5 | 40×5.5 | 40×6.7 |
| 50×4.6 | 50×5.6 | 50×6.9 | 50×8.3 |
| 63×5.8 | 63×7.1 | 63×8.6 | 63×10.5 |
| 75×6.8 | 75×8.4 | 75×10.3 | 75×12.5 |
| 90×8.2 | 90×10.1 | 90×12.3 | 90×15.0 |
| 110×10.0 | 110×12.3 | 110×15.1 | 110×18.3 |
Smooth inner and outer walls ensure small fluid resistance. The pipes are beautiful in shape and weigh only 1/8 of metal tubes, facilitating easy transportation and installation.
High pressure and temperature resistance allow for a service life of up to 50 years under normal conditions.
Green building materials that are non-toxic, non-polluting, and recyclable. Suitable for both hot/cold water and potable water systems.
With a Vicat softening point of 131.5ºC, it can operate long-term at 70ºC, meeting hot water system requirements in modern buildings.
Thermal Conductivity is only 0.21w/m.k, which is just 1/200th that of steel pipes.
Hot-melt connections create a molecular-level fusion between pipes and fittings in seconds, creating a perfectly integrated system.
PPR water pipes undergo rigorous inspection from raw materials to finished products, including MTR, Hardness, Hydrostatic pressure, and burst pressure testing.