Overview: PVC PIPE CONDUIT is a type of pipe made from unplasticized polyvinyl chloride (UPVC). It is commonly used in plumbing applications for sewer and drainage systems. The pipe is available in Schedule 40, which refers to the thickness of the pipe wall. Benefits: PVC PIPE CONDUIT is a durable and cost-effective solution for plumbing applications. It is resistant to corrosion, making it ideal for use in sewer and drainage systems. The pipe is also lightweight and easy to install, reducing labor costs. Usage: PVC PIPE CONDUIT is used in a variety of plumbing applications, including sewer and drainage systems. It is available in different sizes and can be cut to fit specific installation requirements. The pipe can be joined using solvent cement or mechanical fittings. Needs: PVC PIPE CONDUIT is suitable for applications that require a corrosion-resistant and cost-effective piping solution. It is ideal for use in sewer and drainage systems, where the pipe will be exposed to wastewater and other corrosive substances. The pipe is also suitable for use in applications where ease of installation is a priority.