Efficient Small Plastic Extruders for Custom Manufacturing

CPVC Pipe

Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride (CPVC) pipes are widely used in water distribution systems due to their excellent corrosion resistance and high temperature tolerance. They are also commonly applied in chemical processing industries for handling corrosive and high-temperature fluids.

Advantages of CPVC Pipe

Excellent Corrosion Resistance: CPVC pipes demonstrate strong resistance to acids, alkalis, salts, and other chemical corrosives, making them suitable for various harsh environments.

High Heat Resistance: With a higher Vicat softening temperature and an increased chlorine content, CPVC pipes can withstand higher temperatures compared to PVC pipes, with a maximum service temperature reaching up to 110°C and a long-term use temperature of 95°C.

Good Flame Retardancy: CPVC pipes possess excellent flame retardancy, with slow burning and no dripping or toxic gas emission during combustion.

Unaffected by Chlorine in Water: Unlike some polyolefin materials, CPVC pipes are not affected by residual chlorine in water, ensuring water quality.

Low Thermal Conductivity: CPVC pipes have low thermal conductivity, reducing heat loss and making them suitable for applications where heat preservation is required.

Long Service Life: CPVC pipes have a long-expected service life due to their durability and resistance to aging.

JURRY Advantages in CPVC Pipe Extrusion

CPVC pipes produced on the Jurry extrusion line exhibit a smooth, precisely cut surface.

Our twin screw extruder is engineered for peak performance, guaranteeing efficient and reliable production.

Through rigorous quality control measures, we manufacture our pipe dies internally. This enables us to blend our expertise with your specific customization requirements, offering you the most appropriate pipe extrusion line to maximize your profitability.