CPVC piping system

CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) piping systems provide a complete range of pipes and fittings offering higher temperature and pressure ratings than standard UPVC, while retaining strong chemical resistance for both industrial process and hot water distribution applications.

Key characteristics:
• Chlorination of the PVC polymer raises the material's maximum continuous service temperature well above that of standard UPVC, extending its use into hot water and moderately elevated-temperature chemical applications.
• Chemical resistance across a broad range of acids, bases, salts, and many solvents supports use in chemical processing, plating lines, and other corrosive-fluid transport.
• Pressure ratings across the standard pipe size range make CPVC suitable for both process piping and potable or hot water distribution systems, depending on the specific product grade selected.
• Solvent cement or threaded joining methods provide straightforward field installation without specialized welding equipment.
• Smooth interior bore resists scale buildup and maintains consistent flow characteristics, supporting long-term hydraulic performance.

A complete range of CPVC elbows, tees, reducers, unions, and flanges is available to match the pipe series, allowing a fully compatible system to be built without mixing incompatible materials at critical connection points.

Typical applications include hot and cold water distribution, chemical processing and plating lines, fire sprinkler systems, and industrial process piping where CPVC's balance of temperature rating and chemical resistance fits the service conditions.