Borewell Column Pipes

APL Apollo Column pipes are your ultimate solution to every piping need for borewell/submersible. The piping system is strong, durable, and robust. Our column pipes are ultra-light in weight and have high tensile strength. They can endure system load which includes pump, water, and pipe weight with full safety.

APL Apollo column pipes’ leak-proof couplings make them a sturdy choice and provide them with a long life. This piping system is the finest alternative to conventional metal pipes. 

Column pipes are used to fetch out underground stream water using submersible pumps in farms and the agriculture sector. Due to their robust and durable quality, APL Apollo Column Pipes can sustain heavy system load that includes pump, water and pipe weight without compromising on safety. Due to the super lock system and long life, our column pipes are globally used with a successful track record of over 10 years.
 

Manufactured using sturdy UPVC, APL Apollo Column Pipes are specifically designed for submersible/borewells. This ultra-flexible piping system has a unique thread design by which it can easily withstand shock and jerk load during operation. Our column pipes have tough chemical resistance along with the latest thick and thin technology, which causes these pipes to have uniform thickness throughout.
 

APL Apollo column pipes are made using UPVC material. UPVC refers to unplasticised polyvinyl chloride. This material is highly durable, robust and resistant to corrosion. Pipes made using UPVC have exceptional tensile strength and can easily withstand heavy water pressure, without breaking. UPVC column pipes can easily carry out underground stream water using submersible pumps for agricultural purposes. UPVC material adds to the strength of APL Apollo column pipes and helps to withstand considerable shock and jerk load during operation.

Installation Steps Of Column Pipes 
Step 1. Ensure to hold the coupler by hand before opening or joining the pipe/adopter.
Step 2. Using a chain wrench, join the metal connector with the submersible pump.
Step 3. Tighten the pipe until the needed last jerk with the rope that is visible in the half of the rubber ring.
Step 4. Ensure to clean the threads with clean water before joining the pipes.
Step 5. Ensure that the pump guard is installed properly before joining the pipes.
Step 6. Place the clamp below the coupler as you lower the pipes, then clamp the top adaptor to the last pipe.

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