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Superior Hot & Cold Water Distribution System
Prayag cPVC Pipes are advanced chlorinated polyvinyl chloride plumbing pipes designed specifically for hot and cold potable water distribution. Manufactured using premium-grade cPVC compound, they offer higher thermal stability, superior pressure handling, corrosion resistance, and excellent durability compared to conventional piping materials.
Engineered with a high Vicat Softening Temperature (>112°C) for reliable hot and cold water applications.
Excellent burst strength and load-bearing capacity ensure safe performance under high water pressure.
Resists rust, corrosion, and chemical reactions, ensuring long-lasting durability.
Made from non-toxic, food-grade CPVC that preserves the taste, odour, and purity of water.
Solvent-welded joints create permanent, strong, and leak-resistant connections.
Lightweight design enables faster installation while minimizing maintenance throughout its service life.
Available in a wide range of pipes, fittings, valves, and accessories to meet every residential, commercial, and industrial plumbing requirement.
cPVC Pipes
Prayag CPVC Pipes are engineered to deliver safe, reliable, and long-lasting hot and cold water distribution for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Manufactured from premium-grade Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride (CPVC), they offer exceptional resistance to heat, pressure, corrosion, chemicals, and scaling, ensuring consistent performance even under demanding conditions. Their high Vicat Softening Temperature and superior burst strength make them ideal for continuous hot water systems, while the smooth inner surface promotes efficient water flow with minimal friction loss.
Made from food-grade, non-toxic material, Prayag CPVC Pipes preserve the purity, taste, and odour of drinking water. Lightweight construction and solvent-welded joints allow for quick, leak-proof installation, reducing both labour and maintenance costs. Supported by a comprehensive range of compatible fittings and accessories, Prayag provides a complete plumbing solution designed for durability, efficiency, and peace of mind. Whether for new construction or renovation projects, Prayag CPVC Pipes are built to deliver dependable performance for years to come.
Residential hot & cold water plumbing
Commercial building water distribution systems
High-rise apartment complexes
Low-rise residential projects
Industrial hot water piping
Institutional buildings (hospitals, schools, hotels)
Prayag CPVC Pipes are engineered to deliver long-lasting performance through premium material quality, precision manufacturing, and a complete plumbing ecosystem. Manufactured using high-grade CPVC compound, every pipe offers exceptional strength, high pressure-bearing capacity, and excellent resistance to heat, corrosion, chemicals, and scaling. Their smooth inner surface ensures better water flow while preventing deposits, resulting in efficient and reliable performance for years.
What truly sets Prayag apart is its comprehensive range of perfectly compatible CPVC fittings and accessories. From elbows, tees, couplings, unions, and adaptors to valves, transition fittings, and specialized connectors, every component is designed for precise fitment and leak-proof solvent-welded joints. This integrated system simplifies installation, reduces maintenance, and ensures consistent performance across the entire plumbing network.
Backed by stringent quality control and a trusted legacy in plumbing solutions, Prayag offers more than just pipes—it delivers a complete, dependable piping system that professionals and homeowners can rely on for safe, efficient, and durable hot and cold water distribution.
CPVC Fittings for Every Connection
Explore our complete range of high-performance CPVC pipes, fittings, valves, and accessories designed for secure, leak-proof joints in hot and cold water distribution systems.
Range: 15 mm - 50 mm
Range: 65 mm - 150 mm
Range: ½" - 2"
Range: 2½" - 4"
Range: 6"
Range: ¾" × ½" - 1" × ¾"
Range: ¾" - 2"
Range: ½" - 6"
Range: ¾" × ¾" × ½" - 2" × 2" × 1½"
Range: ¾" - 4"
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Range: ¾" - 1¼"
Range: 1" × ¾" - 2" × 1½"
Range: 2½" × 1½" - 4" × 2½"
Range: ¾" × ½" - 2"
Range: ¾" - 1"
Range: ¾" × ½" - 1" × 1¼"
Range: ½" × ½" × ½" - 1¼" × 1¼" × 1¼"
Range: ¾" × ½" - 1" × ½"
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Range: ¾" - 1½"
Range: 1¼" - 1½"
Range: ½" - 1"
Range: 59 ml - 946 ml
Range: Single Model
Range: ¾"
Range: 1"
Range: 12 mm - 19 mm
Quality you can measure
Prayag CPVC pipes are designed for hot and cold potable water distribution. They form part of a plumbing system for residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial projects where reliable water supply, heat resistance, pressure performance, and corrosion resistance are required.
CPVC stands for Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride. Prayag manufactures its plumbing pipes from premium-grade CPVC compound to provide strength, thermal stability, pressure resistance, chemical resistance, and long-term durability in hot and cold water systems.
Yes. Prayag CPVC pipes are made for continuous hot and cold water applications. The product page states that the material has a Vicat Softening Temperature above 112 degrees Celsius, supporting reliable performance in plumbing systems exposed to elevated water temperatures.
Prayag states that its CPVC pipes are made from non-toxic, food-grade material. The material is designed to preserve the taste, odour, and purity of water, making the system suitable for potable hot and cold water distribution.
The listed applications include residential hot and cold water plumbing, commercial water distribution, high-rise apartments, low-rise housing, industrial hot water piping, and institutional buildings such as hospitals, schools, and hotels.
Yes. High-rise apartment complexes are among the applications listed for Prayag CPVC pipes. Their high burst strength and pressure resistance are intended to support safe performance in demanding water distribution systems when the system is correctly designed and installed.
The overall CPVC size range listed by Prayag is 15 mm to 150 mm, equivalent to one-half inch to 6 inches. Individual ranges vary by pipe standard and component, so the final size should be selected according to the plumbing design and application requirements.
Prayag lists pipe lengths of 1 metre, 3 metres, and 5 metres. Available pipe standards include SDR 11, SDR 13.5, Schedule 40, and Schedule 80. The page lists SDR pipe ranges from 15 mm to 50 mm and Schedule 80 pipe ranges from 65 mm to 150 mm.
The system uses solvent cement welded joints. When prepared and installed correctly, these joints form strong, permanent, and leak-resistant connections between compatible CPVC pipes, fittings, valves, and accessories.
Prayag states that its CPVC pipes offer high burst strength, load-bearing capacity, and excellent pressure resistance. Actual pipe selection should still account for pipe size, standard, operating temperature, water pressure, and the design requirements of the building.
Yes. Prayag CPVC pipes are designed to resist rust, corrosion, chemical reactions, and scaling. This makes them suitable for plumbing environments where conventional metal pipes may be affected by water chemistry or corrosion over time.
The smooth inner surface helps water move through the pipe with minimal friction loss. It also helps limit deposits and scaling, supporting efficient flow and consistent performance throughout the plumbing network.
Prayag offers compatible CPVC fittings and accessories such as elbows, tees, couplings, reducer fittings, unions, adaptors, valves, tank connectors, pipe clamps, solvent cement, and specialized connectors. The coordinated range is designed to support secure fitment across a complete plumbing system.
Their lightweight construction can make handling and installation faster than heavier piping materials. Solvent-welded joints support a secure plumbing network, while resistance to corrosion and scaling helps reduce maintenance needs. Installation should follow the specified joining process and be completed by a qualified plumbing professional.
Select the pipe according to the required diameter, water temperature, operating pressure, pipe standard, building type, and connection requirements. CPVC is designed for hot and cold potable water, while uPVC and PPR pipes serve different application profiles. A qualified plumbing professional should confirm the final size, standard, and system design.
