Steelex upvc pipe 1/2″ sch40

Description

Steelex upvc pipe 1/2″ sch40, 6 meter length.

 

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Description Steelex upvc pipe 1/2″ sch40

• Material: Made from un plasticized polyvinyl chloride (uPVC), known for its strength and resistance to chemicals.
• Dimensions:
  • Nominal Size: 1/2″ (approximately 21.34 mm)
  • Outside Diameter: 21.3 mm
  • Wall Thickness: 2.77 mm to 3.28 mm
  • Weight: Approximately 0.25 kg/m
• Pressure Rating:
  • Sustained Pressure: 600 PSI at 23C (73F)
  • Burst Pressure: Up to 1910 PSI depending on conditions.

Standards

• Manufactured in compliance with ASTM D1785, which specifies the requirements for uPVC pipes used in pressure applications.

Applications

Steelex uPVC pipes are suitable for:

• Water Supply Systems: Ideal for both hot and cold water lines.
• Irrigation: Commonly used in agricultural irrigation systems.
• Drainage: Effective for wastewater management.
• HVAC Systems: Utilized in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning applications.

Why Use Steelex uPVC Pipes?

1. Corrosion Resistance: They resist degradation from chemicals, making them suitable for various environments.
2. Durability: Long service life with minimal maintenance.
3. Lightweight: Easier to handle and install compared to metal pipes.
4. Smooth Interior Surface: Enhances fluid flow efficiency due to reduced friction.

Where to Use

Steelex uPVC pipes can be employed in:

• Residential plumbing systems
• Commercial buildings
• Industrial applications requiring chemical resistance
• Underground installations due to their durability against soil conditions

Installation

1. Solvent Cementing: The most common method for joining uPVC pipes.
2. Mechanical Fittings or Rubber Ring Seals: Alternative methods depending on specific installation needs.
3. Cut the Pipe: Use a pipe cutter for a clean cut.
4. Deburr the Edges: Remove sharp edges from the cut ends.
5. Apply Solvent Cement: Evenly coat the ends of the pipe and fitting.
6. Join the Pieces: Push the pipe into the fitting with a slight twist to ensure even distribution of cement.
7. Hold in Place: Maintain pressure on the joint for about 30 seconds to allow initial setting.