THE PPR piping

Conventional plumbing systems like galvanized iron are associated with many problems such as corrosion, bulkiness, high installation costs, chemical reactivity and short life span. Most important, due to corrosion, harmful substances such as zinc oxide mix with the water and cause a health hazard.

 Poly polypropylene (PPR pipe) are the recent innovation in the plumbing industry.

 It can withstand both hot and cold temperatures of the fluids. This is emphasized on proper selection of grade. Some grades like PN6 are designed to convey cold water only.

It has a very good resistance to chemical corrosion, a low thermal conductivity; thereby the overall operational cost is reduced.

PPR pipe does not have any negative biological effects and henceforth more hygienic.

Care must be taken while jointing to avoid burning ones hands and feet.

1. 1.      Always wear protective gloves and safety shoes.
2. 2.      Do not throw the machine down it will become faulty.
3. 3.      Confirm that the machine if off before connecting to the power socket.
4.       Make sure the socket is earthed to avoid shock.