VC conduit pipes are widely used in electrical and communication wiring installations. They are made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a durable and lightweight thermoplastic, which makes them resistant to corrosion, chemical exposure, and impact. These pipes are designed to protect and route electrical wiring in both residential and commercial applications. Key features of PVC conduit pipes include: 1. Non-conductive: PVC is an insulator, which adds a layer of protection for electrical wiring. 2. Corrosion Resistance: Unlike metal, PVC does not rust or corrode, making it ideal for use in moist or corrosive environments. 3. Flexibility: PVC conduit pipes are available in both rigid and flexible forms, allowing for ease of installation in various settings. 4. Lightweight: PVC conduits are easier to transport and install compared to metal alternatives. 5. Fire Resistance: Certain PVC conduit pipes are flame-retardant, adding an extra layer of safety in electrical installations. 6. Cost-effective: Due to the low cost of materials and ease of installation, PVC conduits are an economical choice. 7. Long Lifespan: They are highly durable.
Sizes
20 mm, 25 mm
Color
Black, White
