Pipe

Specification

PP (polypropylene) pipes are made of polypropylene.  PP pipes are used in various fields, including the construction industry, sanitary installations, chemical industry and many others. Here is some information about PP pipes:

1. **Properties**: PP pipes are characterized by high durability, corrosion resistance, low weight, and good resistance to many chemicals. They are also resistant to moisture.

2. **Applications**: PP pipes are used for various purposes, such as water supply, sewage, heating, ventilation, air conditioning installations, as well as in the chemical industry for the transmission of various substances.

3. **Types of PP pipes**: There are several types of PP pipes, including:

- **PP-R (Random Copolymer) pipes**: They are mainly used for water supply and heating installations. They are characterized by good resistance to high temperature and pressure.

- **PP-H (Homopolymer) pipes**: They are more resistant to chemicals and are used in the chemical industry to transmit aggressive media.

- **PP-B (Block Copolymer) pipes**: They are used in applications where a combination of durability and flexibility is required.

4. **Assembly**: PP pipes are usually joined using various techniques such as heat welding, electrofusion welding, or the use of appropriate fittings and glued pipe.

5. **Advantages**: PP pipes are relatively easy to install, durable, resistant to corrosion and chemicals. They are also „quiet” in use and do not conduct electricity.

PP pipes are a popular choice in many applications, and the selection of the appropriate type of PP pipe depends on the specific application and operating conditions such as pressure, temperature and the type of substance being transferred.