Advance ™ Inspection Machine for Surface Defects of PVC Pipe

PVC pipes, also known as polyvinyl chloride pipes, are versatile and commonly used for various plumbing, irrigation, and drainage applications. They are made from a synthetic plastic polymer called polyvinyl chloride, which is known for its durability, affordability, and ease of installation. PVC pipes come in different sizes, ranging from small-diameter pipes used for household plumbing to larger-diameter pipes used for industrial applications. They are available in various lengths and are typically sold in straight sections, although fittings and connectors allow for easy customization and assembly. They are not susceptible to rust, scale, or pitting, making them a reliable choice for both indoor and outdoor applications. PVC pipes are also lightweight, making them easier to handle and install compared to other materials like metal pipes. These pipes are known for their smooth interior surfaces, which promote efficient water flow, reduce friction loss, and minimize the buildup of sediments and deposits. This characteristic makes PVC pipes an excellent choice for water supply systems, irrigation systems, and sewage disposal.