Link Star UPVC ASTM Pipe, Size : 1.25 Inch

Applications:

• Cold water plumbing applications in buildings.
• Piping system for swimming pools
• Pipes for hand Pumps
• Salt water lines
• Water distributions mains
• Ring Lines / Down take lines
• Aggressive corrosive fluid transportation
• Industrial process Lines
• Sugar, Paper and distillery lines.
• Plants and tanning plants

ASTM Pipes Special Features

• Complete range of pipes as per as ASTM D1785
• Excellent tensile and impact strength
• ASTM pipes are tough and durable
• Non Corrosive
• Longer service life and economical excellent replacement to GI pipe system
• No Scaling or deposition due to smooth surface
• Easy installation, leak proof joints welded by solvent cement
• 100% Lead free hence completely hygienic
• UV Stabilized hence ideal for outdoor application

ASTM Pipes Advantages & Benefits

• ASTM plumbing pipes and fitting have lower installation and maintenance cost
• These pipes are strong yet light, therefore easy to handle and transport
• The mechanical strength of ASTM plumbing pipes and fittings makes them suitable even in varying conditions
• ASTM pipes have adequate tensile strength and can withstand internal operating pressure(within acceptable range of temperature)
• ASTM Pipes are unaffected by termites, fungus or bacteria and rodents. These pipes are opaque hence no algae forms in them
• ASTM plumbing pipes and fittings are immune to galvanic and electrolytic action.
• ASTM plumbing pipes and fittings are lead free, corrosion free and chemical resistant. They are unaffected by presence of acids, alkalis,organic chemicals, oils and fats. Therefore most appropriate & safe for carrying drinking water
• The Pipes are UV stabilized to protect them and the water they carry from direct sunlight after installation
• Due to their smooth inner surface, ASTM plumbing pipes and fittings allow flow of water for long period as compared to traditional piping systems
• ASTM plumbing pipes offer low thermal conductivity, therefore there is no external 'sweating' of the pipes