It is well known that PVC materials have a wide range of commercial applications. Today, PVC has two basic forms: rigid and flexible. Although it is also used for doors, windows, bottles, packaging and floors, the most common use is the PVC plumbing pipes. PVC is the third most widely used plastic polymer in the world, more than half of which is used to make pipes and fittings for our water supply and drainage system. Its popularity lies in its availability, cost, density and strength, as well as its tolerance to chemicals and bases. Then, if you know how to connect the PVC pipe joints, it will save a lot of time for you when you are at home alone. Read More »

Do you know the PVC Plumbing Pipe? The PVC water supply pipeline is made of sanitary grade PVC resin as the main raw material, and is extruded and injection molded by a plastic extruder, and is cooled, solidified, set, tested, and packaged. Add quantitative stabilizers, lubricants, fillers, developers, and the like. Do you know what it does? What are its characteristics? If you want to know about it, continue reading this article. You will get what you want to know and have a deep understanding of it. Read More »

Everyone knows PVC pipes, and its advantages are obvious to all. PVC is cheaper than other polymer materials, has a wide range of raw materials, simple production process, certain insulation and flame retardant effects, and can be recycled and used. Everyone must know the drain pipe and the water supply pipe. Because of the advantages of PVC material, many water supply pipes and drain pipes will choose to use this material. So what is the difference between PVC water supply pipes and PVC water pipes? Read More »

With the widespread use of plastic pipes, plastic pipe in all material pipes’ market share has reached a great proportion in China. Because realize quality has the important impact on the development of the PVC pipe industry, China Plastic Association are taking measures step by step to ensure the high quality of the PVC pipes. Read More »