Superior Performance
CPVC from Tijaria Polypipes Ltd. sets a tough new standard for performance in hot and cold water plumbing systems. With an advanced, new chemical formula, CPVC solves many of the problems of both copper and conventional CPVC, while delivering exceptional value.

CPVC is resistant to low-pH water, coastal salt air or corrosive soil. It also offers several other outstanding benefits:

 Economical than traditional pipe material.
 Full, unrestricted water flow.
 Extremely cost-effective pricing.

 Cement fusing.
 Excellent heat retention.
 Very quiet operation.

On the jobsite and on the job, Tijaria Polypipes offers builders and plumbers, the finest hot and cold water plumbing system on the market today.

Tougher Than Copper
Copper plumbing has been used for decades despite several inherent problems. It is subject to the corrosion and pitting caused by harsh water. It does not meet NSF Standard 6I. And it also exhibits low heat retention, condensation, noisy operation and susceptibility to damage during installation. Finally, its price is quite volatile. Vectus CPVC solves each and every one of these problems.

Tougher Than PEX
Cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) is a relative newcomer to plumbing applications and it offers many advantages. But many PEX products are something of a compromise. They vary widely in compound formulation, processing methods and performance. These problems are caused primarily by unreliable raw materials and production technologies. Many PEX products also suffer from varying materials, multiple standards, building-code questions, expensive tools and confusing repair-and-assembly methods. But that’s not all. Water flow may be restricted by insert fittings and tube I.D. Again, Vectus CPVC suffers none of these drawbacks.

More Impact Resistance - Fewer Installation Problems
Although conventional CPVC has a forty-year track record of reliable, trouble-free performance, it’s not perfect. It is susceptible to damage during the installation process, especially when sustaining an impact of approximately seventeen foot-pounds or more. And even though conventional CPVC has a very high burst pressure, it is also more brittle, which can also result in damage.

Unfortunately, this damage is usually not discovered until the piping is pressure tested at inspection. And that means unnecessary delays and frustration for contractors.

Enter CPVC. Fabricated using a new, state-of-the-art chemical formulation, CPVC offers exceptional performance for more trouble-free installation.

Simply put, CPVC offers greater durability to withstand the knocks and blows that piping is often subjected to in the field. Just as important, it cuts more cleanly in cold temperatures.