In the planning and construction of any building, one of the important aspects is the laying of a plumbing and drainage network. For water supply and drainage of wastewater, these systems play a crucial role and hence, no compromise must be made when selecting the materials to be used for the same. For the past several decades, traditionally used metal pipes have given way to thermoplastics such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC) which bring a variety of advantages. Let us look at the many reasons which have made PVC the preferred choice across installations:
1. They are corrosion resistant: PVC sanitary pipe systems show higher resistance to corrosion as compared to traditional metal pipes, which makes them a preferred choice for installations across different environments. This works particularly well in the case of installations in areas with high salt air content, preventing damage to pipes for long-lasting efficiency.
2. They are durable: Pipes and fittings made available by PVC distributors have a long service life and can withstand wear and tear during routine functionality to deliver better performance efficiency with higher durability. PVC pipes can last for as long as 50 to 100 years without serious damage to deliver optimal functionality.
3. They are versatile and easy to install PVC pipe systems are easily adapted for use across domestic, commercial, industrial and agricultural purposes for the supply of drinking water as well as for wastewater drainage. Additionally, PVC pipe connector systems are available in solvent cement and push fit types which are extremely easy to install, saving time, costs and labour.
4. They are sustainable: Another reason that sanitary pipes and sanitary pipe fittings of PVC are widely being chosen for plumbing and drainage applications is that they are sustainable. Made from virgin plastics and often with a component of recycled plastics, PVC pipes last longer, thus countering the carbon emissions in their manufacture. Moreover, they can be recycled after one use, which makes them a more sustainable option as compared to metal pipes.
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At an estimated value of over USD 58.88 billion in 2019, the Global PVC Pipe Market is predicted to thrive at a CAGR of 5.9% and valued at USD 101.62 billion over the forecast year 2020-2030.Polyvinyl chloride is one of the largest selling plastic commodities after the polypropylene and polyethylene.
They are popularly known for their high tensile strength, endurance to extreme temperature conditions, ductility, and resistance over corrosion.
These pipes have observed extensive demand over the last few years owing to their easy installation, light weight, and low maintenance.
PVC pipes are commonly used for various applications in drain-waste-vent (DWV), sewers, conduit, water service lines, water mains, irrigation, and various industrial installations.Access Full Description of this report at:- https://www.nextmsc.com/report/pvc-pipe-market Top Companies: Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc., Egeplast a.s., China Lesso Group Holdings Ltd., Finolex Industries Ltd, IPEX Inc., North American Pipe Corporation, JM Eagle Company, Inc., Pipelife International GmbH, Royal Building Products, Sekisui Chemical Company Ltd, Plastika AS, Polypipe Plc, Tessenderlo Group, Tigre SA and others.The global PVC pipe market share is segmented on the basis of type, material, application, and geography.
Geographic fragmentation and analysis of each segment includes regions comprising North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and RoW.Request sample copy of this report at:- https://www.nextmsc.com/pvc-pipe-market/request-sample In terms of geography, Asia-Pacific held major share of the PVC pipes market in 2019.
This is due to the dominance of China being the largest producer as well as consumer of PVC pipes.
