High temperature resistance – suitable for hot water up to about 95°C under appropriate pressure conditions.
Corrosion resistant – unlike metal pipes, PPR does not rust or scale.
Long service life – typically more than 50 years under normal operating conditions.
Low thermal conductivity – reduces heat loss in hot water lines and minimizes condensation in cold water lines.
Smooth inner surface – minimizes pressure drop and prevents scaling.
Leak-proof joints – heat fusion welding creates a homogeneous, permanent connection.
Typical applications:
Domestic hot and cold water distribution.
Industrial process water systems.
Commercial buildings and hotels.
Hospitals and educational institutions.
HVAC chilled and hot water circulation systems.
For hot water applications, PN20 or PN25 grade PPR pipes are commonly selected depending on the operating temperature and pressure requirements.
