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Pipes for drinking water networks

Used to transport drinking and irrigation water and industrial uses by pressure (4/6/10/16) bar.
Used for sanitation purposes.
These pipes are characterized by lightweight, easy installation and smoothness of the outer surface, which prevents the growth of fungi and the precipitation of salts and facilitates the flow of fluids inside them, as it is resistant to rust, corrosion, and resistance to acids and alkalis. The shelf life of the pipes is estimated to be 50 years.

The stages of production

The stages of production of First Pipe Company for the manufacture of plastic pipes U.P.V.C: -

Prepare the material + the weight of additives .

Mixing the material with the additives .

Withdrawal of mixed material (Withdrawal Process)

The mixed material enters the scrow under different temperature stages in which the powder is converted into a gelatinous substance (the first stages of manufacture) .

After gelation, the gelatinous material (plastic) enters the choke area until all the particles of the material are compressed together .

The material is entered from the tide or mold dihead .

The size is controlled by dihead .

The pipe is inserted into the vacuum bath through the hood for the size .

The pipe is inserted into the cooling bath to ensure the pipe does not shrink.

The pipe is inserted into the towing tractor .

The pipe is printed to the size required to be produced .

The pipe is inserted on the cutting and sanding saw .

The company's products are distinguished by U.P.V.C. pipes. Of different diameters as follows: -

High hardness.

High resistance to shocks.

Easy installation and maintenance.

Ignition resistance.

Its suitability to work for it.

Smooth inner surface, which reduces fluid flow..

It is not subject to corrosion as it does not rust and does not rust

High resistance to chemicals of various kinds.

Lightweight compared to pipes made of other materials.

It does not affect the color, taste or smell of the liquids transported during it.

Resistance to electrical conductivity (in itself an insulator).