Situated in Patliputra Industrial Area, Patna, Shree Durga Electroplast Industries, a copyrighted brand, is an MSME unit manufacturing PVC Pipe fittings, Plastic corrugated pipes (flexible pipes), PVC pipe bend, and various other plastic electrical goods. It is owned by Deepak Sarraf & Sandeep Kumar Sarraf, the former a Commerce graduate from Patna University and the latter an Engineering graduate from Bihar University.
Life around the world has clearly made it evident that one of the most universal and used types of plastic piping, PVC pipes have been getting installed for over 80 years, serving a wide variety of purposes in various market sectors around the globe. A large portion of this popularity goes to the fire-resistant feature of PVC. While manufacturing PVC pipes, flame retardant chemicals are used, giving PVC pipes the amazing flame retardant properties.
Economical and strong, these pipes come in a number of sizes with variant forms of fittings. This blog will talk about why PVC Pipes are the best for electrical use!
Pressure
One of the biggest reasons these fittings are used for electrical purposes is durability. These pipes are tried and tested for pressure resistance and hence can withstand the extreme pressure which gets applied to them when stuck in between bricks. Hence you can be sure no current will be passed till the walls even in the worst-case scenario. Being heavy-duty, they are made to serve the best and strong to your infrastructure.
Manufacturing Formulation
Both PVC pipes are made from polyvinyl chloride, which is a combination of vinyl and plastic. To keep accidents and mishaps at bay, sometimes they are chlorinated so as to more efficiently enhance the temperature and fire resistance. This type of PVC pipe is known as CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride).
Thickness
The manufacturing of PVC pipe usually makes it thick, and due to the fact, PVC pipe is used in applications in which pressure is a major deciding feature, the more thickness supports the PVC pipe to stay unbent and intact. PVC needs to withstand pressures that are as high, so manufacturers stretch their resources by making these thick and resistant to strongly support or route electrical wiring. A lot of tension is resisted by the PVC pipes. So, you can use them anywhere and for the longest.
Fire Retardant - They keep your property safe and keep the fire away! They are used for electrical purposes and gives the best durability for years. Especially if you have children at your house, you have to be specifically sure that no hazard is caused and the environment remains free yet safe to let them play with no restrictions or fears.
Easy Installation - You can install them by yourself! Yes, they are so hassle-free.
Even if you want perfection and want a team of expert and experienced electricians to do the task for you, you can be sure to see behind no mess. The entire installation procedure is made safe, durable, convenient, and comfortable with PVC Pipes. Even if they get dirty during the set-up, they are super easy to be cleaned and wiped. With these products, you don’t have to worry about the safety of the labor you hire for installation.
Ensures Safety - Fire-retardant keeps your home safe. There have hardly been any cases registered where a wire is caused due to an electrical spark where PVC pipes were used. In the worst-case scenario, if this ever happens, these PVC conduits will retard fire and cause very little smoke emission. With less smoke around, visibility will not be lost, and people rushing will not even get choked and suffocated due to harmful emissions. This gives a lot of time and possibility for people to escape. With PVC Pipes, you can be sure of safety keeping dangers at bay.
Smooth finishing for Smooth and quick transport of wire
PVC Conduit Pipes have a fine and smooth inner area that makes it hassle to install wires. The wires will be able to reach any desired point in the location due to this smooth surface support.
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