What does PPR pipe stand for?

Polypropylene Random Copolymer
PPR pipe is a straight and rigid cylindrical pipe, made from Polypropylene Random Copolymer plastic, produced through a continuous extrusion process. They are commonly offered in green or white color, and in outer diameter sizes ranging from 20mm to 110mm making the pipe walls far thicker than PVC.

What is full name of PPR?

PPR is an abbreviation of “polypropylene random copolymer” pipe. It is widely used in industrial sector to produce acid and chemical tanks, sheets, pipes, Returnable Transport Packaging (RTP), etc. because of its properties like high tensile strength, resistance to high temperatures and corrosion resistance.

How long is PPR pipe?

*Note PN10 is only for Cold Water Application

Outside Diameter (mm)	Outside Diameter (in)	Standard Length (M)
40	1-1/4	4
50	1-1/2	4
63	2	4
75	2-1/2	4

What does PPR mean in construction?

As a D&C Practitioner the KEY element for a successful Design & Construct Project is a brief 10-12 points known as PPR’s (Principals Projects Requirements), for without these directs we are all “punting” in the dark, on the basis that “…if we Don’t Know Where We’re Going, any Map Will Take Us There).

What is the full form of CPVC pipe?

CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) is a strong, durable material that has been successfully used in plumbing applications around the world for more than 50 years.

Which is cheaper PPR or PVC?

The price is different, the general price of PVC is lower than PPR, low price is the advantage of PVC material. 5. PPR pipe has the advantages of light weight, good anti-corrosion performance, no fouling, and long service life.

How PPR pipes are joined?

Instead of PVC cement, PPR joints are heated by a special fusion tool and essentially melted together into a single piece. When created properly using the right equipment, a PPR joint will never leak.