PVC FLEXIBLE MESH PLASTIC PIPES

Hoa Sen PVC Flexible Mesh Plastic Pipes are made from 100% virgin plastic particles (no recycled impurities) combined with a reinforcement layer of Polyester mesh. These products possess superior features, making them widely used in agricultural irrigation systems.

PVC flexible pipes are manufactured from Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) plastic with a special structure consisting of two layers:

• Outer layer: Made from high-grade, soft, glossy PVC, offering high durability, flexibility, and good resistance to friction and UV rays.
• Mesh layer: Located inside the soft plastic layer, helping to enhance pressure resistance and stiffness of the pipe.

Outstanding Features of Hoa Sen PVC Flexible Mesh Plastic Pipes

The product is made from premium PVC plastic, combined with advanced and modern production technology, providing many outstanding features that meet the diverse needs of customers.

• Flexible body, easy to bend, and convenient to store after use: The PVC flexible mesh pipe is made from a soft PVC layer and reinforced mesh in between, allowing easy bending to adapt to various terrains and spaces without breaking, folding, or deforming. This helps save time and effort during installation and usage.
• Excellent pressure resistance: Reinforced with an internal mesh layer, the PVC flexible pipe enhances its mechanical durability and can withstand impacts, making it commonly used in water supply and irrigation systems without breaking due to water pressure.
• Environmentally friendly: The PVC flexible mesh pipe is made from pure PVC plastic, free from harmful chemicals, odorless, and does not affect water quality, ensuring the cleanliness of the water source.
• Easy to install and use: The PVC flexible mesh pipe is lightweight, making it easy to transport, cut, and bend using common tools. It can be connected with many different accessories, meeting a wide range of usage needs.

Applications of PVC Flexible Mesh Plastic Pipes

• Used for water distribution, pumping, and irrigation in household activities.
• Used as oxygen-supplying pipes for shrimp farming, filter connections, or water-changing pipes for fish tanks.
• Water distribution pipes for cleaning livestock farms and agricultural irrigation.
• Water pumping pipes for swimming pools, garden irrigation, or soccer fields.
• Used as water supply pipes for mixing cement on construction sites, etc.
• Used for water distribution in buildings, hospitals, schools, construction projects, and public services.
• Also used for water, chemical, and fluid transmission in the medical industry.