A Quick Guide To Using PVC Downpipes

Install

Plastic Pipe

PVC Downpipe Round Pipe Installation:

1. Set up fixed brackets at intervals of 1.5--2.0 meters according to the location of the downspout marked on the drawing;

2. After measuring the length of the pipe, it can be cut with a hacksaw, manual cutting saw, and grinding wheel cutting machine. After cutting and sawing, the section should be kept flat, and the burrs should be removed with a steel file and chamfered;

3. Use a dry cloth with detergent to clean the outer wall of the pipe and the inner wall of the pipe fitting to remove contaminants;

4. Apply the dissolving agent evenly to the outer wall of the pipe and the inner wall of the pipe fitting, then quickly insert the pipe into the pipe fitting, and forcefully rotate at least 1/4 turn to ensure that the joint is tightened without leakage;

5. After bonding, wipe off the excess solvent, fix the pipe in position for a period of time, and not be affected by external force within 60 minutes;

6. After the pipe fittings are completely bonded, put them into the set brackets and tighten the bracket fixing parts to complete the installation.

PVC Downpipe Square Pipe Installation:

1. After measuring the length of the pipe, cut it with a manual saw and a grinding wheel cutting machine. After cutting, the section should be kept flat;

2. Insert the pipe into the pipe fitting, fix it with rivets, and apply silicone to the seam to ensure that the joint is fastened without gaps;

3. Place the pipe in the position marked on the drawing, and fix it with pipe fittings, stainless steel screws and expansion pipes to complete the installation.

The production process of PVC downpipes

PVC downpipes are commonly used in drainage systems. The pipes are made of PVC, which is a type of plastic. PVC is strong and durable, making it an ideal material for pipes.

PVC downpipes are made by extrusion. Extrusion is a process where the PVC is forced through a die to create the desired shape. The PVC is melted down and then pushed through the die by a screw. As the PVC comes out of the die, it cools and solidifies into the desired shape.

PVC downpipes are often used in homes and commercial buildings to move water from the roof to the ground. The pipes are strong and durable, making them ideal for this purpose.

PVC downpipes are made from PVC resin, which is a type of plastic. The production process of PVC downpipes begins with the mixing of the PVC resin with other chemicals to create a liquid mixture. This mixture is then fed into a machine that extrudes it into long tubes.

These tubes are then cooled and cut into shorter lengths, which are then sold as PVC downpipes.PVC downpipes are used to drain water from roofs in a building. The pipes are available in different diameters and lengths and can be cut to size as required. They are usually white or brown in color.

PVC downpipes are commonly used in domestic and commercial applications to direct stormwater runoff from roofs to stormwater drains.

PVC downpipes come in a range of sizes, with the most common being 100mm, 150mm and 200mm diameter. Larger sizes are also available for commercial applications.PVC downpipes are available in white or grey, and can be either solid wall or corrugated. Corrugated PVC downpipes are more flexible and easier to work with, but are more susceptible to damage from impact than solid wall PVC downpipes.To install a PVC downpipe, you will need a ladder, a hacksaw or power saw, a drill, screwdriver, tape measure, level and some pipe glue.

PVC downpipes are a great way to move water from your roof to the ground. They’re durable, easy to install, and low maintenance. Plus, they’re relatively inexpensive.

Here are a few things to keep in mind when using PVC downpipes:

1. PVC downpipes come in different diameters. Choose the diameter that best suits your needs.

2. PVC downpipes are usually white, but they can be painted any color you like.

3. PVC downpipes are easy to cut and can be fit together with PVC fittings.

4. Make sure the fittings are tight so that there are no leaks.

5. Use sealant around the joints to make sure they don’t leak.

Usual format

PVC Downspouts

Common specifications of  PVC downpipe round pipes are 40mm, 50mm, 75mm, 90mm, 110mm, 150mm, 200mm, 250mm,

315 mm, 400 mm, 500 mm, etc.

Common specifications of downpipe square pipes are 80mm*55mm, 80mm*63mm, 80mm*100mm, etc.