Product catalogue

Six systems. Each to a named standard.

Rigid PVC, uPVC, cPVC, SWR and borewell casing — pressure-tested by batch and supplied with full dimensional data. Filter by line, search by standard, or start from the job.

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Rigid PVC Pipes
Rigid PVC (R-PVC)
IS: 4985 · 20mm – 315mm
Rigid uPVC pressure pipes manufactured without plasticizers. Hard, durable, lightweight, and ideal for agriculture, water supply, and infrastructure applications.
Standard
IS: 4985
Pressure
Class 1 to Class 5 (2.5 to 12.5 kg/cm²)
Sizes
20mm – 315mm
uPVC Plumbing Pipes
uPVC Plumbing Pipes
ASTM D1785 · IS: 12235 · 1/2" – 4"
Lead-free uPVC pipes for potable water supply, plumbing, agriculture, and industrial applications. Designed for high strength and corrosion-free performance.
Standard
ASTM D1785 · IS: 12235
Pressure
Sch 40 & Sch 80
Sizes
1/2" – 4"
cPVC Plumbing Pipes
Hot & Cold cPVC Pipes
IS: 15778 · ASTM D2846 · 1/2" – 2"
Chlorinated PVC pipes designed for hot and cold water supply, capable of handling temperatures up to 93°C.
Standard
IS: 15778 · ASTM D2846
Pressure
SDR 11 & SDR 13.5
Sizes
1/2" – 2"
SWR Pipes
SWR (Selfit) Plumbing Pipes
IS: 13592 · 75mm – 160mm
SWR uPVC pipes using solvent cement joining. Designed for soil, waste, and rainwater drainage systems.
Standard
IS: 13592
Pressure
Type A & Type B
Sizes
75mm – 160mm
SWR Pipes
SWR (Ringfit) Plumbing Pipes
IS: 13592 · 75mm – 160mm
Push-fit SWR pipes with rubber ring joints allowing thermal expansion and ensuring leak-free performance.
Standard
IS: 13592
Pressure
Type A & Type B
Sizes
75mm – 160mm
Borewell Pipes
BoreWell Casing
IS: 12818 · 100mm – 250mm
Specialized uPVC casing pipes for tube wells. Available in CS (Shallow) and CM (Medium) classes with ribbed screen options.
Standard
IS: 12818
Pressure
CS & CM
Sizes
100mm – 250mm

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Four questions separate the six systems we manufacture: is the line pressurised, is the water hot, is it gravity drainage, or is it going underground?

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