Polypropylene pipes in food and pharmaceutical industries

Food and Pharmaceutical Industries

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Polypropylene Pipes for Food and Pharma

Notable features of polypropylene pipes include resistance to microbes, low tendency to absorb contamination, high chemical resistance, and easy sterilization, making this polymer highly suitable for medical and laboratory applications.

Polypropylene is widely used in manufacturing medical tools, sutures, lab containers, disposable syringes, drug storage containers, and IV bottles. This piping system is recommended for cold and hot water systems, HVAC systems, and municipal water supply up to the meter.

Features and Specifications

  • Welded connections
  • Suitable impact resistance
  • Low installation cost
  • Easy and convenient maintenance
  • High execution speed
  • PP pipes can be rerouted or replaced without damaging the pipe structure and connection points.

Advantages

  • Much less corrosion
  • Low cost and easy installation
  • No erosion or breakage

Applications

  • Sanitary industries
  • Chemical drainage systems
  • HVAC systems
  • Industrial processes
  • Water transfer
  • Hot and cold water distribution
  • Sewerage systems
  • Sub-piping connections
  • Food and dairy industries

Laboratory Tests

Generally, polypropylene pipe tests include:

  • Measurement of dimensions
  • Melt flow index
  • Density determination
  • Hydrostatic pressure test
  • Longitudinal shrinkage test
  • Impact resistance
  • Effect on drinking water
  • Opacity measurement
  • Thermal stability test with hydrostatic test
Laboratory and pharma setting
Food processing industrial line
Industrial equipment and piping systems
Medical product production and packaging
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