Name: Thomsun 75mm x 4m PN-20 PPR Pipe
Brand: Fepy
SKU: 35336-NOS
Price: 116.25 AED
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What is the Thomsun 75mm x 4m PN-20 PPR Pipe and what is it used for?

Accepted Answer

The Thomsun 75mm x 4m PN-20 PPR Pipe is a durable PPR-C (polypropylene random copolymer) pipe, 75 mm in diameter and 4 meters long, rated for up to 20 bars. It’s designed for potable water distribution, heating/cooling loops, and other non‑corrosive piping applications where reliable, long‑term performance is needed.

Question 2

What does the PN-20 rating mean for this pipe?

Accepted Answer

PN-20 indicates the pipe’s maximum working pressure is 20 bars. This makes it suitable for high‑pressure water distribution and heating systems, but you should design the entire system (temperature and pressure) accordingly.

Question 3

What are the main material properties of Thomsun PPR-C?

Accepted Answer

Thomsun PPR-C is built from an advanced polypropylene random copolymer, offering strong chemical resistance, corrosion resistance, and durability. It also features low thermal conductivity for better thermal stability and insulation of the conveyed fluid.

Question 4

What are the key specifications of this pipe (diameter, length, material, pressure rating)?

Accepted Answer

Diameter: 75 mm; Length: 4 m; Material: PPR-C (polypropylene random copolymer); Pressure rating: PN-20 (up to 20 bars).

Question 5

What are common use cases for this pipe size and rating?

Accepted Answer

Common uses include potable water supply in residential/commercial buildings, radiant floor heating, heating/cooling loops, and other non‑corrosive fluid transport where a lightweight, durable pipe is advantageous.

Question 6

How do I install this PPR pipe properly?

Accepted Answer

Installation typically involves joining with compatible PN-20 PPR fittings using heat‑fusion methods (socket fusion or butt fusion) with a PPR welding tool. Cut the pipe square, deburr the ends, perform dry fits, then fuse the joints and allow proper cooling before pressurizing the system.

Question 7

What fittings work with this pipe, and how should they be joined?

Accepted Answer

Use PN-20 PPR fittings designed for this size. Join by socket fusion or butt fusion with a compatible PPR welding tool. For best results, pair with Thomsun PPR fittings on Fepy to ensure compatibility.

Question 8

How does this pipe perform thermally and what about insulation?

Accepted Answer

The pipe has superior thermal insulation properties and very low thermal conductivity, helping to minimize heat gain or loss and maintain fluid temperature more effectively in hot or cold applications.

Question 9

Is this pipe suitable for potable water and are there safety considerations?

Accepted Answer

Yes, PPR-C pipes are widely used for potable water systems. They are designed for safe contact with drinking water. Always follow local codes and use approved fittings and installation practices.

Question 10

How does PN-20 compare to PN-16 PPR pipes available on Fepy?

Accepted Answer

PN-20 pipes support higher operating pressures (up to 20 bars) than PN-16 pipes. If your system requires higher pressure resistance, PN-20 is the better choice. See a PN-16 equivalent on Fepy here: https://fepy.com/product/thomsun-75mm-x-4m-pn-16-ppr-pipe

Question 11

What other 75 mm PPR pipe options does Fepy offer for different needs?

Accepted Answer

You can explore alternative 75 mm PPR pipe options on Fepy, such as: Thomsun 75mm x 3m PN-20 PPR Pipe — https://fepy.com/product/thomsun-75mm-x-3m-pn-20-ppr-pipe and Thomsun 75mm x 4m PN-16 PPR Pipe — https://fepy.com/product/thomsun-75mm-x-4m-pn-16-ppr-pipe. For additional brand options, you can also review AquaPlus 75mm x 4m PN-20 PPR Pipe — https://fepy.com/product/aquaplus-75mm-4m-pn-20-ppr-pipe.

Question 12

What is the return policy for this product?

Accepted Answer

If you need to return the product, follow Fepy’s standard return guidelines (subject to eligibility, conditions, and the original packaging).

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