Water Pipe Connector

When it comes to installing the pipe network for water supply or management, one of the most highly recommended materials is plastic. The high quality plastic pipes and fittings are adequately reliable to withstand the high volume and pressure of such systems and also resist corrosion and damage. Whatever the application of plastic pipes, it must be kept in mind that they can be joined either using cements or compression or insert type fittings. As their names suggest, insert fittings fit tightly inside the pipes while compression fittings go over on the outside of the pipes, creating lower friction problems and reducing the chances of stress fracture.  Let us look at some of the common types of plastic pipe fittings:

Access to safe and clean water is still limited to a small percentage of the global population. The available water resources have a significant amount of contaminants in them, organic and inorganic, which must be filtered out to make the water fit for use and consumption. It is here that water treatment systems play an important role. The water treatment system not only filters raw water but also recycles used water to render it fit for reuse. Plastic pipes and fittings are widely being used in water supply and management systems such as water treatment pipelines. Read on to know about the various properties of plastic water pipes and fittings that make them a suitable choice for water treatment systems: