🚰 Water Supply Pipe

PPR Pipe

PPR (polypropylene random copolymer) pipe is a rigid, heat-fused plastic pipe widely used for residential hot and cold water. It handles roughly 95°C continuous, joins by fusion welding for leak-free joints, and typically lasts 50+ years.

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Typical specification

Property	Typical value
Material	PP-R (polypropylene random)
Typical standard	ISO 15874 / DIN 8077-8078
Common sizes	DN20–DN160
Pressure class	PN10 / PN16 / PN20 / PN25
Max continuous temp	~95 °C
Joint method	heat fusion (welded)
Typical service life	50+ years

Indicative / typical values for planning — actual products vary by manufacturer and standard. Confirm the final spec sheet before ordering; we do not publish fixed prices, request a quote for current offers.

Applications

Hot and cold water mains, risers and exposed pipework where a welded joint and long life matter.

What to specify when you request a quote

Diameter (DN) per flow demand
Pressure class (PN) matched to hot vs cold
Fusion fitting compatibility
Applicable standard for the market

Related pipe types

PEX Pipe CPVC Pipe PVC Pipe PB Pipe ← All water supply pipes

FAQ

Is PPR good for hot water?

Yes — PPR is rated around 95°C continuous and its fusion-welded joints suit hot-water mains. Confirm the pressure class (PN) against the line temperature.

How is PPR pipe joined?

By heat (socket) fusion — the pipe and fitting are heated and pushed together to form a homogeneous, leak-free joint. It needs a fusion tool and trained installer.

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Send your sizes and quantities (or your floor plan) — our team specs and supplies against it.

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