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info@intisumberbajasakti.comPVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) pipes are one of the most widely used materials in plumbing systems for homes, buildings, and infrastructure. Besides being affordable, PVC pipes are known for being lightweight, easy to install, and corrosion-resistant. But the question often arises: how long does a PVC pipe actually last?
PVC Pipe Lifespan
In general, PVC pipes can last 20–50 years, depending on the quality of the material, usage conditions, and maintenance. In some cases, PVC pipes can last even longer if properly installed and maintained.
Factors Affecting PVC Pipe Lifespan
Pipe Quality
PVC pipes meeting SNI standards are usually more durable because they are manufactured from quality raw materials.
Application Types
- For clean water and sewerage, PVC pipes can last decades.
- For hot water or certain chemical liquids, the lifespan can be shorter because temperature and chemicals can damage the pipe structure.
Water Pressure
The higher the water pressure, the more quickly the pipe can deteriorate.
Installation Environment
PVC pipes installed outdoors with direct sunlight exposure deteriorate more quickly than pipes that are buried or protected.
Maintenance
Pipes that are regularly checked for leaks and cleared of blockages are certainly more durable than those left unmaintained.
Tips for Longer-Lasting PVC Pipes
Conclusion
PVC pipes can have a lifespan of 20–50 years, depending on quality, usage conditions, and maintenance. With the right material selection and proper installation, PVC pipes can be a long-term, economical solution for various piping needs.
If you need SNI-compliant PVC pipes in various sizes, PT Intisumber Bajasakti (ISBS) is ready to be your trusted supplier for your project needs.
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