Atlas PVC Pipe 32mm × 6m Class 16, Solvent-Weld, Smooth-Bore, Corrosion-Resistant

The Atlas 32mm x 6m PVC pipe is classified as Class 16, which indicates it can withstand a pressure rating of up to 16 bar (approximately 232 psi). This makes it suitable for high-pressure applications.

The pipe is made from unplasticized polyvinyl chloride (uPVC), known for its durability, corrosion resistance, and ability to withstand high pressures. This material is also self-extinguishing, making it safer in case of fire.

This pipe is versatile and can be used in various applications, including water supply systems, irrigation, and drainage systems. It is also suitable for electrical conduits and telecommunications.

Yes, the Atlas 32mm x 6m Class 16 PVC Pipe is WRAS approved, meaning it meets the standards set by the Water Regulations Advisory Scheme for use in potable water systems. This ensures it is safe for drinking water applications.

The key technical specifications of the Atlas 32mm x 6m Class 16 PVC Pipe include a specific gravity of 1.41, indicating its density relative to water. The Vicat softening temperature is a minimum of 80°C, which signifies the temperature at which the pipe begins to soften.

Compared to lower-class pipes (like Class 10 or Class 6), the Class 16 pipe offers higher pressure resistance and durability, making it more suitable for demanding applications where higher pressures are encountered.

The Atlas PVC pipe can be used with various fittings such as elbows, tees, and couplings, which are designed specifically for uPVC pipes to ensure leak-proof connections in plumbing systems.