PPR (Polypropylene Random Copolymer) pipes are widely used in industrial applications because they are corrosion-resistant, lightweight, and easy to install.
Common Industrial Uses
Compressed air distribution
Cooling water systems
Chilled water lines
Process water transport
Chemical transfer (depending on chemical compatibility)
HVAC systems
Food and beverage industries
Pharmaceutical and laboratory water systems
Advantages
Rust and corrosion free
Smooth internal surface with low pressure loss
Heat-fusion joints create leak-free connections
Long service life (typically 50+ years under proper conditions)
Good thermal and chemical resistance
Lower installation cost compared to metal piping
Temperature & Pressure
Typical operating temperature: up to 70–80°C continuously
Short-term temperature resistance: up to 95°C
Available in different pressure classes (PN10, PN16, PN20, PN25)
For Industrial Gas Applications
Standard PPR pipes are generally intended for liquids. For compressed air or gases, use pipes specifically certified for gas service and ensure compliance with local industrial safety standards. For nitrogen systems, operating pressure, purity requirements, and applicable codes should be checked before selecting PPR.
Popular Brands
Aquatherm
Wavin
Supreme Industries
Astral
If you are planning a specific application (e.g., nitrogen gas, compressed air, hot water, chemical line), share:
Operating pressure (bar)
Temperature
Pipe size required
Medium being transported
and I can recommend the appropriate PPR specification and pressure class.
Common Industrial Uses
Compressed air distribution
Cooling water systems
Chilled water lines
Process water transport
Chemical transfer (depending on chemical compatibility)
HVAC systems
Food and beverage industries
Pharmaceutical and laboratory water systems
Advantages
Rust and corrosion free
Smooth internal surface with low pressure loss
Heat-fusion joints create leak-free connections
Long service life (typically 50+ years under proper conditions)
Good thermal and chemical resistance
Lower installation cost compared to metal piping
Temperature & Pressure
Typical operating temperature: up to 70–80°C continuously
Short-term temperature resistance: up to 95°C
Available in different pressure classes (PN10, PN16, PN20, PN25)
For Industrial Gas Applications
Standard PPR pipes are generally intended for liquids. For compressed air or gases, use pipes specifically certified for gas service and ensure compliance with local industrial safety standards. For nitrogen systems, operating pressure, purity requirements, and applicable codes should be checked before selecting PPR.
Popular Brands
Aquatherm
Wavin
Supreme Industries
Astral
If you are planning a specific application (e.g., nitrogen gas, compressed air, hot water, chemical line), share:
Operating pressure (bar)
Temperature
Pipe size required
Medium being transported
and I can recommend the appropriate PPR specification and pressure class.
