Truflo Pipes, one of the leading CPVC pipe manufacturers in the market for CPVC pipes and fittings, ensures their CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride) pipes and fittings are manufactured using the best material and technology, which makes them highly feasible for both hot as well as cold water distribution system. A Truflo CPVC pipe is produced by chlorination of the traditional PVC material, which adds to the CPVC pipes and fittings’ strength and enables the CPVC pipe to withstand high temperatures (up to 93°C). Temperatures over this may soften the material and weaken its joints. Also, our CPVC are versatile to fit a diverse range of applications.

Truflo is a leading PVC plastic pipes manufacturers in India, and their PVC pipes have been used for pressure applications for a long time. Today, PVC pressure systems are used for a wide range of applications such as distributing drinking water, recycled water, sewage and gas. Truflo prides itself on manufacturing a complete range of quality PVC pressure pipes, PVC fittings, using only the finest raw materials and best practices within the industry pertaining to the set industrial limits, for all your pipe system requirements. The complete range of products goes through stringent testing as per the national and international standards to ensure high performance and durability. They are available in a pressure rating of 4, 6, and 10 kgf/cm2. The PVC fittings available are coupler (6 and 10kgf/cm2), elbow 90 plain (6 and 10kgf/cm2), male thread adapter, female thread adapter, elbow 90 plain (Nova and Alfa), male thread reducing adapter, end cap plain (6 and 10kgf/cm2), female thread reducing adapter, reducer, reducing Tthreaded elbow, reducing Tthreaded tee, reducer tee, service saddle, tee 90 plain (6 and 10kgf/cm2), reducing bush, and more. Further, the PVC brass fittings include elbow, tee, female threaded adapter, and more.

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