S-Lon uPVC Pipe PNT 7

PVC pressure pipes are manufactured from unplasticized polyvinyl chloride polymer (a thermoplastic material) using the extrusion process. PVC (also known as uPVC and PVC-U) pipes were introduced to Sri Lanka in the late 1950s by S-lon and are now widely accepted for use in water supply, irrigation and sewerage rising main systems. The good flow characteristics are the result of the smooth bore and good a resistance to abrasion. It is light in weight, easy to join together, making uPVC a good alternative to the more traditional materials. Their high strength to weight ratio together with exceptional resistance to corrosion or chemical attack makes these pipes ideal for major infrastructure applications.

FEATURES & BENEFITS:

1. S-lon uPVC is stabilized with compounds conforming to the International safety levels (Non Lead) for vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) and the WRAS requirements for use with potable water.
2. Enhanced hydraulic performance.
3. Durability and toughness – resistance to handling and installation damage.
4. Corrosion resistance – greater service life.
5. Light in weight – ease of handling and installation, particularly suited to labour intensive projects.
6. Locked-in sealing ring system – no specialist Installation skills required.
7. Savings on installation time.
8. Manufactured within internationally accepted standards.
9. Service performance in excess of 50 years.
10. Highly recyclable - Waste generated during manufacturing is pulverized and reprocessed.
11. Unique combination of properties:
    1. Toughness
    2. Stiffness
    3. High tensile and hoop strength
    4. Excellent resistance to creep
    5. Savings on transport cost.
    6. Energy efficient - PVC pipe production consumes less energy during manufacturing than steel, clay or ductile iron.

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Complete product specifications and MSDS can be downloaded from the manufacturer's website HERE

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TERMS OF SALE:

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