4" x 1.5mm x 5.8m UPVC Pipe

Diameter: 4 inches; Wall thickness: 1.5 mm; Length: 5.8 meters; Material: UPVC; UV resistant; Noise-reducing properties; Smooth interior to minimize frictional losses.

UV resistance helps prevent sun damage and material degradation when the pipe is exposed to sunlight, extending the product life for outdoor or exposed locations.

The pipe is 5.8 meters long. It can be cut to shorter lengths as needed with appropriate pipe cutting tools to fit your project.

This pipe uses standard UPVC fittings designed for 4-inch pipes. When shopping on Fepy, look for 4-inch UPVC fittings such as couplings, elbows, adapters, and tees that specify 4" diameter for a proper fit and leak-free connections.

Compared to other 4-inch UPVC pipes on Fepy, this model emphasizes a 1.5 mm wall for improved durability and a longer 5.8 m length with UV resistance and noise-reduction characteristics. Alternatives include shorter or longer lengths and different wall thicknesses, which affect flexibility, weight, and price. For direct comparisons, you can review these nearby options on Fepy: 4in UPVC Pipe 6m (https://fepy.com/product/4in-upvc-pipe-6m-1-0mm-wall), 4in UPVC Pipe 3m (https://fepy.com/product/4in-upvc-pipe-3m-1-5mm-wall), and 4in UPVC Pipe Drain 4.5m UV (https://fepy.com/product/4in-upvc-pipe-drain-4-5m-uv-resistant).

Use cases include water supply and drainage lines, irrigation systems, and general piping where a smooth internal surface and UV resistance are advantageous. Its noise-reduction properties may be beneficial in indoor or residential installations near living spaces.

Basic steps: plan your run, cut to the required lengths, deburr the cut ends, dry-fit fittings to ensure proper alignment, apply appropriate UPVC solvent cement or compression fittings per fitting instructions, and allow adequate curing time. Ensure all connections are clean and dry before joining.

Handle pipes with care to avoid impact damage. Use appropriate PPE for cutting (gloves and eye protection). Ensure compatibility of the pipe with the intended fluids or gases and verify pressure ratings for your application. Store away from extreme heat and direct sunlight when not in use and follow local building codes.

Yes, UPVC pipes are commonly used for the conveyance of both fluids and gases when correctly rated and installed. Always verify the specific pressure rating, fittings compatibility, and material suitability for your particular fluid or gas before use.

This pipe combines a durable 1.5 mm wall with a 5.8 m length and UV resistance, reducing the frequency of fittings and joints for longer runs. Its noise-reduction property can improve installation comfort in inhabited spaces. When comparing, consider total run length, number of joints, and price per meter to gauge overall value against other lengths or wall-thickness options.