CPVC Pipes

• Sturdy construction

• Dimensionally accurate

• Application specific structure

• Durable 

Available Sizes: 15 mm to 150 mm I.D.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the purpose of CPVC pipe?

Ans - In residential building, CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) is a robust and rigid thermoplastic material used for applications involving hot and cold potable water.

2. Better still, PVC or CPVC?

Ans - In addition to being able to be utilised above PVC's maximum service temperature, CPVC also performs better at temperatures within PVC's operating range due to its higher temperature resistance. For instance, CPVC outperforms PVC in terms of impact strength and tensile strength even below 140 Deg F (60 Deg C). 

3. Is drinking water safe to use CPVC pipe?

Ans - Plastic drinking pipes are secure. Safe pipe materials for drinking water include plastic pipes like CPVC and PEX. 

4. What are the drawbacks of CPVC?

Ans - Additionally, installing CPVC takes around 25% less time than installing copper (though it does require more bracing). It is not, however, as simple to instal as other plumbing supplies like PEX. The brittleness of CPVC and inability to endure extremely high temperatures, unlike copper, are some of its drawbacks.