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PPR pipes (Polypropylene Random Copolymer pipes) are a type of plastic pipe made from a blend of polypropylene and ethylene copolymers. PPR is a high-technology plastic pipe, which is modern plumbing’s important solution when matched to cold galvanized pipes for all hot water systems. PPR Pipe and fittings are made with high-grade raw materials. It is one of the essential plastic pipe products which are used for extreme tempratures ranging from -20°C to 95°C. Mostly these pipes are green or white in color.These Pipes are made with a variety of fittings, accessories, and replacement components and each pipe diameter has its own set of attachments.
Low Thermal Conductivity
PPR pipes have low thermal conductivity as the external temperatures don’t reach the liquid inside the pipe. Due to this, these pipes minimize heat loss or heat gain during the transfer of cold and hot fluids.
High-temperature resistance
PPR pipes can withstand high temperatures up to 95°C, making them suitable for use in hot water supply systems.
Long Lasting
PPR pipes have a long lifespan of up to 50 years or more under varying and extreme environmental conditions, making them a cost-effective option in the long term.
Environment and Economic Efficiency
PPR pipes are easy to transport, cut and join. These pipes are also easy to use and do not need additional chemicals and materials.
Corrosion-resistant
PPR pipes resist corrosion from acidic or alkaline substances, making them a good choice for water supply systems.
Easy to install
PPR pipes are lightweight and thus easy to install, which may help reduce our installation time and costs.
Hot and Cold Water Supply Systems
PPR pipes are widely and equally used for hot and cold water supply systems in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. They can withstand high temperatures and pressure and can distribute heat evenly which makes them ideal for transporting water in such systems. They are also used in heating systems such as under-floor heating etc.
Chemical and Fluid Transport
As we know that PPR pipes are resistant to corrosion which makes them most suitable for transporting chemicals and fluids in industrial processes.
Agricultural Irrigation Application
PPR pipes are extensively used for irrigation systems in the agriculture sector due to their durability and resistance to chemicals.
Infrastructure
PPR pipes are also used in infrastructure projects like sewage systems, drainage systems, and cable conduits. These pipes' resistance to corrosion and abrasion makes them ideal for such applications.
Transporting Fluids and Chemicals
PPR pipes are used in transporting fluids and chemicals in industrial processes.Summarily, it can be concluded that these pipes are a versatile and durable option for a wide range of piping applications.
APL Apollo PPR Plumbing System is prepared using high-quality PPR material. After long research, testing and using cutting-edge technology, they are brought to the market. APL Apollo’s all products are known for their quality, longevity and cost-effectiveness. APL Apollo PPR piping system can withstand temperatures ranging from -20°C to 95°C, making it ideal for plumbing systems in buildings and industrial piping systems.
APL Apollo PPR pipes are durable, long-lasting, pocket-friendly, lightweight, UV-resistant, leak-proof and frost-proof, corrosion-free, low laying, low thermal conductivity, low-electrical conductivity, food-grade, non-toxic, hygienic, eco-friendly, recyclable, non-reactive to salts and acids, non-deforming, calcification-free, and having superior dimensional accuracy. APL Apollo’s PPR Plumbing System is available in 4 variants: Mono Layer, Triple Layer, Thermotech and Thermotech Plus. APL Apollo is known for its commitment to quality and that is why it has earned a name and fame for itself. It has won the heart of millions of satisfied customers across the nation.
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