Cpvc Pipe

242 INR/Piece

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Product Details:

Material CPVC
Usage Industrial and Commercial Usage
Connection Type Socket Joint
Pipe Type Standard CPVC
Diameter 1/2 Inch (in)
Fittings Elbows Tees Reducers Couplings Flanges Caps Nipples Valves
Temperature Range 93 Celsius (oC)
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Cpvc Pipe Price And Quantity

Price 242 INR/Piece
Minimum Order Quantity 100 Piece

Cpvc Pipe Product Specifications

Connection Type Socket Joint
Usage Industrial and Commercial Usage
Application other
Material CPVC
Color Ivory
Material Grade CPVC
Product Type Other
Standard ASTM
Pipe Type Standard CPVC
Connection Socket Joint
Thickness 15, 20, 25, 32, 40,50 Millimeter (mm)
Section Shape Round
Temperature Range 93 Celsius (oC)
Fittings Elbows Tees Reducers Couplings Flanges Caps Nipples Valves
Length 15, 20, 25, 32,40, 50 Millimeter (mm)
Diameter 1/2 Inch (in)
Surface Treatment Other
Shape Round

Cpvc Pipe Trade Information

Payment Terms Cash Advance (CA) Cash in Advance (CID)
Supply Ability 5000 Piece Per Month
Delivery Time 10 Days
Sample Policy Free samples available with shipping and taxes paid by the buyer
Main Export Market(s) Asia Australia Central America North America South America Eastern Europe Western Europe Middle East Africa
Main Domestic Market All India

Product Description

CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride) pipe is a type of plastic piping used for plumbing and other systems where water or other liquids need to be transported. It's made from PVC that has been chlorinated to make it more heat-resistant and durable, making it suitable for hot water distribution as well as cold water systems.

Here are some key points about CPVC pipe:

Heat Resistance: CPVC can handle higher temperatures than standard PVC, making it ideal for hot water systems. It typically can handle water temperatures up to 200F (93C).
Durability: CPVC pipes are resistant to corrosion, scaling, and chemical damage. They are also less prone to cracking compared to other materials like metal pipes.
Ease of Installation: CPVC pipes are lightweight and easy to work with, requiring fewer tools and less labor than metal pipe systems. The pipes are typically joined with solvent cement.
Common Uses: CPVC is often used in residential and commercial plumbing systems for both hot and cold water lines. It's also used in industrial and chemical processing systems due to its resistance to various chemicals.
Cost: CPVC is usually more affordable than metal alternatives, though it may be a bit more expensive than PVC.
Safety: It is important to ensure proper installation techniques to avoid leaks or failures, especially when used with hot water, since the heat can affect the pipe material over time if not installed properly.