Differences between PPR and PVC pipes Color difference: PPR pipe toughness is better than PVC, and good quality and bright color, others have a light milky yellow, and poor-quality color and chaos. PPR pipe has the advantages of a lightweight, good anti-corrosion performance, no fouling, and long service life.
PPR pipes are made of polypropylene random copolymer plastic and they are lightweight which makes them easy to transport and are usually offered in green and white. They also come with fittings, valves, fusing machine, and other accessories that are available for every size of the pipe. The PPR pipes have a very smooth inner wall or surface compared to other traditional types of pipes. Having smooth walls, the pipes only have a small effect when it comes to frictional resistance. It also reduces the pressure during transporting and distributing the fluid.
PVC pipe is known for being durable, lightweight and easy to install, making them sustainable and very cost-efficient. Its smooth surface also makes the flow of the water seamless and low in friction and preventing blockages compared to metal and concrete pipes. They meet all the expectations of the infrastructure needs because they are made of high-quality materials, and you can use them for long terms. They are fatigue resistant, prevent crack propagation, and are high impact resistant that is almost unbreakable.
