PVC & PPR Pipe, Fittings and Garden Pipe

Pipe is a volume line for building-material importers, and it travels well: light for its length, dense-packed, low breakage. We supply the rigid and the flexible ranges together with matching fittings so a plumbing order ships complete.

The range

  • PVC pressure pipe — for cold-water supply and general plumbing, in the common pressure classes and diameters.
  • PPR pipe — for hot and cold water, heat-fused rather than solvent-welded.
  • Plumbing fittings — elbows, tees, sockets, reducers, unions and valves to match the pipe.
  • Garden and suction pipe — reinforced flexible pipe for irrigation and pump suction.
  • Hose pipe — light flexible pipe for washdown and general use.
  • Drainage caps — for main drainage lines.

Material and standards

Pipe is extruded from virgin or controlled-blend PVC and PPR compound to the relevant IS / ISO diameters and pressure classes, so it fits standard fittings and meets the class printed on the pipe. Wall thickness and ovality are checked per batch.

Supply and export

Pipe is bundled, capped and strapped; fittings are cartoned and palletised. Full container loads or mixed with tiles and sanitary ware. Our export desk handles the invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and any inspection, and can print your brand on the bundles and cartons.

PVC pipe bundles and cartons loaded into a container
Pipe bundles and fitting cartons, loaded and ready to seal

Catalogues

Send your requirement and destination port to sales@eternaloverseas.com for a quote.

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Frequently asked questions

Do the fittings match the pipe?

Yes — order the pipe and fittings together and they're matched on diameter and standard. Tell us the classes and sizes you need.

PVC or PPR for hot water?

PPR. It's heat-fused and rated for hot-water service; PVC pressure pipe is for cold water and general plumbing.

Can pipe ship with a tile order?

Yes. Pipe is light and fills out the top of a tile or sanitary-ware container, lowering freight cost per unit.

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