أنابيب البولي فينيل كلوريد (PVC) قياس (75mm) طول (5.8M) ذات الفئة (6)

Class 6 PVC pipes have a pressure rating of 1.25 MPa, making them suitable for applications that require moderate pressure resistance, such as irrigation systems and drainage.

The wall thickness for the 75mm Class 6 pipe is designed to be robust enough to handle its pressure rating while maintaining flexibility. The specific wall thickness can vary but typically falls within standard ranges for this class.

Class 6 PVC pipes are lightweight and easy to handle, which simplifies installation. They also feature superior flow characteristics and can be easily machined or cut to fit specific requirements.

Yes, Class 6 PVC pipes have a flammability index with an oxygen index of around 45%, indicating they require a significant amount of oxygen to ignite. This makes them relatively safe for various applications.

The tensile strength for these pipes is a minimum of 45 MPa, with an elastic modulus of around 2800 MPa over long-term use. These properties contribute to their durability and reliability in demanding conditions.

Class 6 PVC pipes are typically used for cold water applications due to their thermal properties. For hot water applications, other materials or higher-rated classes may be more appropriate.

PVC Pipe Class 6 is a high-strength, lightweight pipe designed for plumbing and irrigation. It combines rigid structural integrity with excellent corrosion resistance, delivering long-lasting performance even in challenging environments. It resists chemicals and saltwater, making it reliable for both indoor and outdoor installations.

Fepy’s PVC Pipe Class 6 is offered in a range of sizes to fit different projects. The Class 6 designation indicates higher strength while remaining lightweight and easy to install. It features a smooth, uniform surface and is designed to withstand regular use, abrasion, and varying temperatures and pressures. For exact size options and thicknesses, choose the product variant on the page.

Class 6 provides higher strength and pressure ratings than Class 5, making it more suitable for demanding plumbing and irrigation tasks. If your project isn’t high-stress, Class 5 can be a more economical option for lighter-duty applications. See the Class 5 product page here: https://fepy.com/product/pvc-pipe-class-5

Class 7 offers even higher strength and performance for heavier-duty installations. Choose Class 7 when you require greater pressure ratings or tougher operating conditions. See the Class 7 product page here: https://fepy.com/product/pvc-pipe-class-7

Ideal for plumbing and irrigation, as well as wastewater and stormwater systems. Its durability and corrosion resistance make it well-suited for outdoor installations and environments with chemical exposure, while remaining lightweight and easy to handle.

Basic installation steps: measure and cut to length with a PVC cutter; dry-fit fittings to check alignment; deburr cut edges; clean and prime fittings if required; apply PVC cement and connect; hold the joint until it sets. Use appropriate fittings and clamps, and follow local codes for your area.

Wear eye protection and gloves when cutting or handling pipe. Work in a well-ventilated area when using solvents or cement, and keep heat sources away from PVC to avoid warping. Lift heavy sections with help to prevent injuries and store pipes away from direct sunlight when not in use.

PVC Pipe Class 6 requires minimal maintenance. Regularly inspect joints for leaks, ensure proper support to prevent sagging, and keep the exterior clean. Avoid exposure to harsh solvents and incompatible chemicals that could degrade the material.