PPR Pipes & Fittings
Manufactured from PP-R80 / PP-R100 resin, our PPR piping system delivers leak-free, heat-fused joints for hot and cold water plumbing — corrosion-free, hygienic, and built for a 50-year service life.
A complete hot & cold water plumbing system
Star Polymer PPR Pipes and Fittings are manufactured from polypropylene random copolymer (PP-R) resin, purpose-built for potable hot and cold water plumbing, central heating, and compressed air lines. Heat-fusion welding turns every joint into a single, homogeneous piece of pipe — with no rubber seals or threads to fail over time.
High temperature resistance up to 95°C
Corrosion & scale free
Leak-proof heat-fusion joints
Low thermal conductivity — energy saving
Lightweight & fast to install
Applications
- Hot & cold water supply lines
- Central heating systems
- Solar water heating circuits
- Compressed air lines
- Industrial fluid transport
- HVAC & chilled water piping
Available Configurations
- PPR pipes — plain & fibre-reinforced
- Elbows, tees, couplings & reducers
- Brass-insert threaded fittings (M/F)
- PPR ball valves
- Unions, adaptors & flanges
PPR Pipe Types
PPR pipe is offered in a few core constructions depending on the application — from standard homogeneous pipe for domestic plumbing, to fibre-reinforced pipe that cuts thermal expansion for long, hot-water runs.
Specifications & Standards
Every batch of PPR pipe and fittings is produced and tested against the following international standards for material, pressure and dimensional performance.
Pipe Advantages
PPR gives plumbers and contractors a system that welds, not leaks — and keeps water clean and quiet for decades.
Leak-free, fully fused joints
Non-toxic & hygienic — safe for potable water
Excellent heat retention — energy efficient
Corrosion, scale & rust free bore
Low noise — dampens water-flow sound
Long design life — 50 years
Lightweight — fast, easy installation
Withstands both hot & cold cycling
Material & Pressure Rating
Material Grade
PPR pipe is manufactured from polypropylene random copolymer (PP-R), available in PP-R80 and the higher-strength PP-R100 grade, fully meeting the requirements of ISO 15874 and DIN 8077. Fibre-reinforced variants add a glass-fibre composite layer to reduce thermal expansion on long hot-water runs.
Pressure Classes
PPR pipe is rated by PN class, matched to working temperature: PN10 for cold water, PN16 for general hot & cold plumbing, and PN20 / PN25 for higher-pressure hot water and central heating lines.
Jointing Methods
PPR systems join using heat — no glue, no threads to leak, no solvent fumes on site.
Socket Fusion
Heated tool melts pipe & fitting for a fused joint
Butt Fusion
Used for larger diameter pipe-to-pipe joints
Threaded Insert
Brass-insert fittings for valves & fixtures
Flanged
Bolted connection for pumps & large valves
Brass-Insert Fittings
Our PPR fittings range includes male and female brass-insert connectors — a corrosion-resistant copper-alloy thread moulded directly into the PPR body — giving a permanent, leak-proof transition to valves, taps, water heaters and metal pipework, without a separate seal to fail.
- Elbows, tees, couplings & reducers
- Male & female threaded transitions
- Ball valves & stop valves
- Wall plates & pipe clips
Sizes & Supply Formats
PPR Pipes & Fittings
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