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I’d like to ask, what are the differences between these PP pipes?

2009-12-10View Original

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I would like to ask, what are the differences between PP pipes, PPH pipes, and PP pipes with a steel lining?
Reply #22009-12-10
The comments from beginners are for reference only. PP pipes and PPH pipes are the same thing, right? They are both made of polypropylene; they can resist corrosion but not high temperatures or pressures. Steel-lined PP pipes are generally used for pipes that are subject to corrosion at high temperatures

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