Paint has good pressure capability for a long period of time

These performance standards for coatings are primarily determined by the CPVC piping and fitting materials that were first applied to the pipeline market. This material has become the benchmark requirement for the above applications, and thus determines the standard use of the specification. For the CPVC pipe and fitting products used in pressurized fluid systems, the standard specification is based on the CPVC mixture and adopted The above physical properties. This shows that compared with PVC, the performance of CPVC has its unique differences, and therefore it has created a unique class of CPVC-based materials.

Another important property of latex paints used in pressurized fluid treatment systems is that CPVC pipe mixes can withstand long-term creep. This can be interpreted as pipe material, especially at high service temperatures. For CPVC products with cold water and hot pipes, the performance must meet the following requirements: The pressure rating is 2.8 Mpa at room temperature of 23 degrees Celsius, or 0.69 Mpa at 82 degrees Celsius.

The final requirement for vinyl chloride paints for CPVC compounds used in drinking hot and cold water systems is that the CPVC blends must ensure the quality of the delivered water.