PE Spiral Wound Pipe

Corrosion Resistance: Resistant to various chemical substances, suitable for conveying corrosive fluids.
High Temperature Resistance: Stable operation within a temperature range of -40°C to 150°C, suitable for conveying hot water and steam.
Lightweight: Lighter than metal pipes, facilitating transportation and installation.
Economic Efficiency: Although the initial cost of PVDF spiral wound pipe is relatively high, its durability and low maintenance costs make it more economical in the long run.
Environmental Friendliness: Its material is recyclable, aligning with modern sustainable development trends.
Good Mechanical Properties: Excellent strength and rigidity, capable of withstanding high pressure and impact.
Good Electrical Insulation: The pipe possesses excellent electrical insulation properties, meeting the insulation requirements of industries such as electronics and power.

Connection Methods:
Direct Heat Fusion Connection: The connection points are heated and directly heat-fused.
Socket Heat Fusion Connection: The pipe insert and socket ends are heated and softened before being quickly inserted. After cooling, a relatively strong bond is achieved.
Electrofusion Connection: A specially designed electrofusion fitting is inserted. An electrofusion connection machine supplies electricity to the fitting, and the required heat is generated by a resistance wire pre-embedded inside the fitting to fuse the pipe. After cooling, the pipe and fitting become a single unit.