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cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
cPVC Pipes & Fittings
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cPVC Pipes, Fittings & Solvent Cement

Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride or cPVC is modern age thermoplastic material which is produced by chlorination of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resin. cPVC is the result of new technology that ensures increased products toughness year round. cPVC Pipes & Fittings of Ori-Plast are ideal solution for complete water supply system. It is best described as a ‘Fit & Forget’ system with zero maintenance. Used in Residential Buildings, Commercial Buildings, Hotels, Educational Institutions. Swimming Pools etc. that require hygienic and uncontaminated supply of water as well as in industries – chemical factories & plants. Widely used for indoor application for both cold & hot water supply. When used with Ori-Plast ‘sure tight’ solvent cement, ensures zero leakage. Service life of cPVC Pipes & Fittings are more than 50 years.amp;

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Features & Benefits

    • Proven hot water operating temperature upto 82 degree ˚C
    • Manufactured from environment friendly virgin cPVC Compounds
    • Unique designs
    • Extremely light weight and hence, are easy to carry and install
    • Exceptional all weather corrosion resistance
    • No scaling or pitting maintains flow
    • Does not support combustion
    • UV resistance
    • Ensures pressure and temperature bearing capability unaffected even after long term exposure
    • Low thermal expansion/contraction and absorb vibration
    • High impact resistance
    • Fast and easy installation
    • Consistent and reliable jointing
    • Very low lifetime ownership cost
    • The Pipes & Fittings are highly affordable alternative to both Copper & GI Piping system and reduces the overall cost as well as the maintenance cost over service life for the house owners
    • Safe for drinking water & human health
    • Corrosion free regardless of pH level in water. Thus, these pipes & fittings are highly popular in places with more aggressive soil or water and in concealed plumbing
    • Low microbial growth
    • Heat loss is much less in compared to metallic pipes, thereby, making these pipes more energy efficient water supply system
    • Due to thinner outer surface, the inside diameter is bigger, hence, these pipes carry more water under similar conditions
    1. What does “cPVC” stand for?
    • “cPVC” stands for “chlorinated polyvinyl chloride”, a type of thermoplastic material used for pipes and fittings.
    1. What are the advantages of using cPVC pipes over other types of pipes?
    • cPVC pipes are lightweight, durable, and have high chemical resistance, making them suitable for use in harsh environments.
    • They are also resistant to corrosion, abrasion, and UV radiation, making them ideal for use in outdoor applications.
    • cPVC pipes have a longer lifespan compared to traditional metal pipes, and they are also less expensive and easier to install.
    1. What is the difference between PVC and cPVC pipes?
    • PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and cPVC pipes are both made of the same basic material, but cPVC pipes are treated with a chlorine gas, which makes them more heat-resistant and chemically stable than regular PVC pipes.
    1. What types of fittings are available for cPVC pipes?
    • There are many types of fittings available for cPVC pipes, including tees, elbows, couplings, reducers, and adapters.
    1. What is solvent cement, and how is it used with cPVC pipes?
    • Solvent cement is a type of adhesive used to join cPVC pipes and fittings together. It works by chemically bonding the surfaces of the pipes and fittings together.
    1. Can cPVC pipes be used for hot water applications?
    • Yes, cPVC pipes can be used for hot water applications. They are designed to handle temperatures up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit.
    1. Are cPVC pipes suitable for underground installations?
    • Yes, cPVC pipes can be used for underground installations. They are resistant to corrosion and can withstand the weight of soil and other underground materials.
    1. What is the maximum pressure rating for cPVC pipes?
    • The maximum pressure rating for cPVC pipes depends on the diameter and wall thickness of the pipe. Typical pressure ratings range from 100 psi to 400 psi.
    1. Can cPVC pipes be used in fire sprinkler systems?
    • Yes, cPVC pipes can be used in fire sprinkler systems. They are specifically designed and tested for use in these applications.
    1. What is the difference between schedule 40 and schedule 80 cPVC pipes?
    • Schedule 40 cPVC pipes have a thinner wall thickness and are used for low-pressure applications. Schedule 80 cPVC pipes have a thicker wall thickness and are used for high-pressure applications.
    1. Can cPVC pipes be used for drinking water applications?
    • Yes, cPVC pipes can be used for drinking water applications. They are approved by the NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) for use in potable water systems.
    1. Are cPVC pipes resistant to UV radiation?
    • Yes, cPVC pipes are resistant to UV radiation. They can be used in outdoor applications without degrading or becoming brittle.
    1. Can cPVC pipes be recycled?
    • Yes, cPVC pipes can be recycled. They are recyclable and can be reused to make new products.
    1. Are cPVC pipes suitable for chemical processing applications?
    • Yes, cPVC pipes are suitable for chemical processing applications. They are resistant to a wide range of chemicals and can withstand harsh environments.
    1. Can cPVC pipes be used for compressed air systems?
    • Yes, cPVC pipes can be used for compressed air systems. They are designed and tested for use in these applications.
    1. How do I cut cPVC pipes?
    • You can cut cPVC pipes using a handsaw, hacksaw, or a PVC pipe cutter. Make sure to deburr the edges after cutting to ensure a smooth connection.
    1. Can cPVC pipes be used for gas pipelines?
    • No, cPVC pipes should not be used for gas pipelines. They are not approved for use in gas systems and can pose a safety hazard.
    1. Can cPVC pipes be used for swimming pool applications?
    • Yes, cPVC pipes can be used for swimming pool applications. They are resistant to chlorine and other pool chemicals, making them ideal for use in these applications.
    1. Do cPVC pipes require maintenance?
    • cPVC pipes require little to no maintenance. However, it is important to periodically check for leaks and ensure that the pipes are properly supported and secured. Any damaged or cracked pipes should be replaced immediately.
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Individual Residential Units

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Large Residential Complexes

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Hotels & Hospitals

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Industrial Applications

Industrial Applications