They resist corrosion caused by acid, alkalis, oils, salts, moisture and the media inside and outside the pipe and demonstrate high reliability and durability in face of severe climatic and soil conditions.
Sanitary
They are entirely non-toxic and do not affect the taste, smell or colour of water or other liquids, or react with other liquids to form a precipitate.
Mechanical Strength
They have great tensile strength and yet are flexible enough to withstand displacement in the pipeline. They will not dent or flatten under pressure.
Light-weight
They are incredibly light. Their specific weight is one-fifth that of a steel pipe. This cuts down transportation costs and facilitates the installation of pipes and reduces its handling cost.
Ease of Installation
They are quick and easy to install. They come with a complete range of fittings, and use solvent cement or rubber joints. The joints are leak-proof. uPVC pipes can be cut easily for installation.
Ease of Maintenance
They can be quickly and easily repaired at minimum cost, without complications.
Fire-proof
They are not combustible. In the event of fire, flames are unable to travel along the pipe.
Insulator
They are ideal for electric conduits. Because uPVC is itself an integral insulator, it eliminates the possibility of electrolytic corrosion that often destroys underground piping.
Mining
They are well-suited for draining corrosive liquids found in mines. They make an ideal vent line for pits, because they can be installed easily in hard-to-reach places.
Chemical Resistance
They are resistant to the strongest acids, alkalis, ground and sea-water and other substances which are used during well-construction, -disinfection and -rehabilitation.
