PP-H

Polypropylene (PP) is generally available in three forms for pipelines: PP-Homopolymer (PP-H), PP-Copolymer (PP-C), and PP Random Copolymer (PP-R). Other options in PP include fire-retardant grades and electro-conductive grades. PP can also be UV stabilized with the use of a stabilizer and can be produced in black color.

Features & Advantages of PP vs. Other Materials
Polypropylene combines all the required favorable properties for modern industrial pipeline construction:

Excellent Chemical Resistance	– Higher reliability and wider scope of use
High Impact Strength	– Higher durability
High Thermal Resistance	– Less vulnerable to weathering
High-Stress Crack Resistance	– Prevents inching growth of cracks
Excellent Fusion Capabilities	– Easier installation& movement
Low Density, Low Weight	– Quick installation and transportation
Homogenous Structure	– Aesthetically superior pipelines
Good Elasticity	– Reduces the number of fittings, enables easier installation
Non-Toxic, Food Grade	– Suitable for food and pharma industries
Smooth Inner Surface	– Low Frictional Loss & Deposition, increased flow
Good Thermal Insulation	– Excellent for hot and cold water systems
High Fatigue Resistance	– Possesses integral-hinge property
Excellent Dielectric Properties	– Safe even underwater, with no performance loss