In recent years, 304 stainless steel pipes have gradually entered the domestic water industry. With the popularization of various real estate leaders of municipal engineering water supply companies and their five-star hotels, the recognition and overall sales of stainless steel pipes have increased significantly. In addition, the prevention of secondary pollution of domestic water issued by the water affairs system lists stainless steel pipes as the preferred materials. It is not difficult to see that the application of stainless steel pipes will inevitably go further.
In terms of economic development, everyone generally thinks that the choice of stainless steel pipes is expensive, but this is not the case. The advent of thick-walled stainless steel pipes has created a standard for stainless steel pipes to enter the civilian sales market. The application cycle time of stainless steel water supply pipes has reached more than 70 years. It can be said that the stainless steel water supply pipes are of high grade and the price is not high. It is a great advantage unmatched by other raw materials.
When it comes to household water pipes, most people think of PPR water pipes. Because of its low price, light weight, high strength, simple construction and maintenance, it has been widely used in China for nearly 20 years. The PPR pipe is called random copolymer polypropylene pipe, which is one of the most used water supply pipes in home decoration at this stage. From the raw material itself, it is environmentally friendly and non-toxic, but you know it, because PPR plastic hoses have no self-cleaning and germ-killing effects, and are very easy to become a concentration of secondary air pollutants in water bodies and a breeding ground for germs, resulting in environmental hormones in the water body and serious harm to health.
PPR pipes have strong infiltration and are easily polluted by the infiltration of toxic substances from outside the water pipes into the environment; in our daily life, we often see that the water from the taps turns yellow and has a strong odor. It should be understood that all drinking water is clean, hygienic and safe when it comes out of the waterworks, but it is very likely that it will become more and more untidy when it is delivered to the customer’s home. The culprit is the problem of the pipeline for transporting drinking water. .
