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Gentlemen, can PPR or UPVC pipes be used in freezing conditions of minus 10 degrees?

2015-07-10View Original

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Can PPR or UPVC pipes be used for freezing conditions of minus 10 degrees? Could you recommend a better diaphragm pump?
Reply #22015-07-11
Why? Are there any regulatory requirements?
Reply #32015-07-11
Could the poster specify the working conditions?
Reply #42015-07-12
I have several rotary evaporators in my room; the refrigerant used is ethylene glycol, and the lowest temperature reached is around minus 10 degrees. Can ethylene glycol be used for these pipes?

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