Maintains excellent chemical resistance at high temperatures. Extra smooth walls ensure free liquid flow. Joined with Butt Fusion method. Elbows, tees & couplings. Available in SDR-21 sizes from 20- 63mm.

Molded from Polyvinylidene fluoride, it does not contain plasticizers, pigments or other additives that could potentially contaminate the liquids being transported. Its chemical and impact resistant properties make it ideal for severe environments.

Polypropylene pipe typically used in underground applications where non-fire retardant materials are acceptable. Excellent resistance to most common and organic mineral acids and their salts, strong and weak alkalis, and most organic chemicals. Available in Schedule 40 and 80 thickness.

Fire retardant, rigid polypropylene with good strength and aging properties. Excellent chemical resistance. Certified to UPC and CAN/CSA B181.3 requirements. IAPMO certified operating temp of 220°F. Available in Schedule 40 and 80 thickness.

Manufactured from virgin Type II copolymer polypropylene for high-performing and cost competitive systems. Socket fusion joining provides strong, durable, and hermetically-sealed joints in highpurity piping systems.

Designed for extra tough applications where plastic may not have been considered. Meets ASTM E-84 and UL 723 standards for flame spread and smoke generation. PVDF is the only plastic approved for use in air plenums. Available in Schedule 40 thickness.

Designed for a variety of general applications for controlling liquids, gases, and slurries. Wafer and lug butterfly ductile iron valves available in a range of sizes, performance ratings and actuation options.

Used in applications where liquid must pass in only one direction for safety purposes and to prevent reverse flow. Available in a range of functionality, material construction, and sizes.

Available in multiple sizes and configurations. Used for general service on water, oil, or compressed gas. Specialized models are recommended for fire main shutoff and distribution service.

Mechanically remove solids from flowing steam, gases or liquid piping systems with the use of a perforated or wire mesh straining screen, and are used to protect equipment.

Used in fluid handling systems where the flow cannot be shut down for basket cleaning, including cooling water, condensers, compressors, fire lines, chemical process systems and pump suction service.

Watts strainers protect piping system components from dirt, rust, and other damaging debris. Watts offers a wide variety of strainers, ensuring continued operation of data center cooling solutions.