Steel Pipe: Characterized by high strength, good toughness, and high-pressure resistance, steel pipes can withstand significant pressure and impact. They are widely used in industrial and construction sectors to transport various fluids-for instance, they are commonly found in factory steam transmission lines.
PE-RT Pipe: Also known as heat-resistant polyethylene pipe, this material offers excellent flexibility, corrosion resistance, and impact resistance. With low thermal conductivity and superior insulation properties, it is frequently used for indoor hot water supply piping; it is easy to install and effectively minimizes heat loss.
Polyurethane Foam Insulated Pipe: These consist of a steel core pipe encased in an outer layer of polyurethane foam insulation. Polyurethane provides highly efficient thermal insulation, significantly reducing heat loss, while also offering good waterproofing and anti-corrosion capabilities. It is widely used in heating, cooling, and other piping systems.
Rock Wool Insulated Pipe: Rock wool is an inorganic insulation material known for its fire resistance, thermal insulation, and sound-absorbing properties. Wrapped around the exterior of pipes, it effectively inhibits heat transfer and is commonly used for insulating pipes on building facades and in facilities with strict fire safety requirements. Insulated pipes made from different materials each have unique characteristics; the appropriate material can be selected based on specific application scenarios and requirements.
