� Installations for Cold & hot water in Residences, Complexes, Apartments, Offices, Hospitals, Hotels, Schools etc.
� Transportation of corrosive fluids like acids in industries and liquid food in food processing industries, connector pipes in Washing and dish washing machines.
� Floor Heating installations
� In Agriculture and Horticulture use.
� Compressed air plants.
� Swimming pools.
� Rain water harvesting and utilization systems.

� Extremely long service life (About 50 years)
� Leak proof & Frost proof
� Non decaying and non deforming
� Temperature resistance 80°C.
� Heat preservation and energy saving
� No calcification.
� Unique and un-rivaled jointing technique which gives lifetime security.
� Low laying time and cost.
� Good resistant to organic salts, acids, alkalies and other organic substances.
� Neutral taste and odour
� Eco-friendly (recyclable).

Semi mechanical fittings are injection moulded with threaded metal inserts to allow for one part mechanical joining as adapter between metal parts and/or other parts for socket-fusion jointing to a plastics system. The metal part is generally Ni- plated brass.

Socket welding is an established method commonly used to connect tap water system using PP-R. The external surface of the pipe and internal surface of the fitting are pre-heated and the pipe is inserted in the fitting, creating a fusion joint between two surface. This type of welding can be carried out with in expensive equipments.. Tight joints can last lifetimes if jointing is carried out according to good working procedures.

Although less popular than socket fusion, electro fusion fittings are also available in PP-R. The fusion is performed by inserting the pipe into fitting and applying an electrical current. The current heats the conductive thread, which melts the PP Interface to form, a fusion joint. Electro fusion is a safe and easy to control method.

Tests have been carried out using butt-welding and socket fusion techniques to evaluate the welding compatibility of PP-R grades. The Mechanical Characteristics and pressure resistance of the welded assemblies have proved comparable with un welded material.

� Installations for Cold & hot water in Residences, Complexes, Apartments, Offices, Hospitals, Hotels, Schools etc.
� Transportation of corrosive fluids like acids in industries and liquid food in food processing industries, connector pipes in Washing and dish washing machines.
� Floor Heating installations
� In Agriculture and Horticulture use.
� Compressed air plants.
� Swimming pools.
� Rain water harvesting and utilization systems.

� Extremely long service life (About 50 years)
� Leak proof & Frost proof
� Non decaying and non deforming
� Temperature resistance 80°C.
� Heat preservation and energy saving
� No calcification.
� Unique and un-rivaled jointing technique which gives lifetime security.
� Low laying time and cost.
� Good resistant to organic salts, acids, alkalies and other organic substances.
� Neutral taste and odour
� Eco-friendly (recyclable).

Semi mechanical fittings are injection moulded with threaded metal inserts to allow for one part mechanical joining as adapter between metal parts and/or other parts for socket-fusion jointing to a plastics system. The metal part is generally Ni- plated brass.

Socket welding is an established method commonly used to connect tap water system using PP-R. The external surface of the pipe and internal surface of the fitting are pre-heated and the pipe is inserted in the fitting, creating a fusion joint between two surface. This type of welding can be carried out with in expensive equipments.. Tight joints can last lifetimes if jointing is carried out according to good working procedures.

Although less popular than socket fusion, electro fusion fittings are also available in PP-R. The fusion is performed by inserting the pipe into fitting and applying an electrical current. The current heats the conductive thread, which melts the PP Interface to form, a fusion joint. Electro fusion is a safe and easy to control method.

Tests have been carried out using butt-welding and socket fusion techniques to evaluate the welding compatibility of PP-R grades. The Mechanical Characteristics and pressure resistance of the welded assemblies have proved comparable with un welded material.