PVC pipes and fittings are obtained from plastic materials, which has made them lighter, more flexible and more economical compared to metal pipes. These types of pipes are used in many applications in the construction industry. Some common applications of PVC pipes and fittings are:
1 Sewerage systems: PVC pipes and fittings are widely used in building sewage systems due to their high resistance to corrosion and rust. These pipes also have high resistance to chemicals and acids.
2 Drinking water systems: PVC pipes and fittings are also used for drinking water systems. These types of pipes have high resistance against water, humidity and corrosion and are used for water distribution in buildings.
3 Heating and cooling systems: PVC pipes and fittings are also used in heating and cooling systems. These pipes have a high resistance to high temperature and are used to distribute hot and cold water in buildings.
4 Irrigation systems: PVC pipes and fittings are also used for irrigation systems. These types of pipes have a high resistance to corrosion and humidity and are used to distribute water in gardens, green spaces and others.
5 Air pipeline systems: PVC pipes and fittings are also used in air pipeline systems. These pipes have high resistance to corrosion and moisture and are used for air distribution in buildings.
6 Air conditioning systems: PVC pipes and fittings are also used in air conditioning systems. These types of pipes have high resistance to temperature and pressure and are used for air distribution in air conditioning systems.
In general, PVC pipes and fittings are widely used in the construction industry due to their high resistance to corrosion and moisture, high flexibility, lighter weight, and wide application. Using these pipes as an alternative to metal pipes reduces costs and increases efficiency in construction projects.
