CPE, HCPE, CPVC Resin Raw Material Manufacturer in China

Every homeowner or industrial worker who's had some encounter with PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) materials...would promptly agree that the intrinsic properties of PVC make it one of the most suitable resources for a variety of uses. From household sewage pipes and hoses, to industrial applications and even as the base material for windows, cabinets, door frames and so forth...PVC is largely relied upon!

While no one tries to question the popularity of PVC utilities over its metal or synthetic counterparts, CPVC is typically used when it comes to liquid (read water) distribution systems. CPVC or Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride is actually produced by chlorination of polyvinyl chloride resin, and shares most of the characteristics of PVC. Due to its economical price and high glass transition temperature, CPVC has become a popular engineering material and is extensively used in construction. Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride exhibits high tensile strength and is proved to be a non-toxic material, and this is exactly why it is also used in plumbing systems, primarily for domestic water supplies.

The fact that CPVC fittings and piping are capable of withstanding corrosion, electrolysis, or tormenting atmospheric conditions...makes them a popular choice when it comes to installing household water supply systems. Honestly speaking, CPVC fittings, pipes, or water hoses can be installed at least 25% quicker as compared to copper, iron, steel, or such other metal systems. This simply saves a lot of effort and money for the homeowners or anyone who's installing CPVC pipes or fittings for commercial purposes.

CPVC fittings are also ideal for being used in self-supporting constructions, where temperatures can even reach up to 90 degrees. And, this becomes possible as Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride features chemical inertness and has high heat distortion temperature. Moreover, CPVC fittings, piping, and other systems can easily tolerate the ultraviolet rays of the sun. Thus, you can safely use CPVC for outdoor applications and systems.

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) -- PVC, also commonly referred to as Vinyl, is perhaps the most well-known and widely used of all plastics for pipe and fittings in construction today. It offers users one of the best balances of tensile strength versus economics being used for several pressure and non-pressure applications in both above-ground and under-ground applications.