25mm Round PVC Water Pipes – High-Flow Poultry Drinking Systems Solution
The heavy-duty round PVC pipes are designed to maximize water flow efficiency in poultry drinking line systems. These 2mm-thick water channels deliver 30-50% greater flow capacity compared to standard pipes while maintaining easy handling and installation.
Product Overview
Engineered with 2mm wall thickness, it provides the perfect balance between durability and flow efficiency while enabling quick installation in large-scale operations.
Technical Specifications
| Product Code | Diameter | Wall Thickness | Standard Length | Material |
| 412504 | 25mm (±0.3mm) | 2mm (±0.1mm) | 4m (custom lengths available) | Food-Grade PVC |
Key Features
High – Quality PVC Material
This water pipe is made from high – quality PVC (polyvinyl chloride). It ensures that the pipe can withstand these conditions, providing long – lasting performance.
Enhanced Water – Delivery Performance
The pipe offers excellent fluid – dynamics. It has small fluid resistance, which results in a 30 – 50% increase in water – delivery capacity compared to some other pipes.
Convenient Installation and Transportation
The pipe is designed for easy installation and transportation. Additionally, its design makes it convenient to transport, which is beneficial for both the supplier and the farmer.
Recommended Applications
- Broiler house main water lines
- Layer farm distribution systems
- Poultry processing water supply
- Medication delivery systems
- Poultry farm misting/cooling lines
Installation Guide
- System Design
- Plan 0.5-1% slope for drainage
- Space supports every 1.2m for horizontal runs
- Use cushioned clamps to prevent vibration
- Assembly
- Clean cut ends with PVC primer
- Apply solvent cement evenly
- Hold joints for 30 seconds to set
- Pressure Testing
- Test at 1.5x operating pressure
- Check all joints with dry cloth
- Allow 24-hour cure before use
Maintenance Protocol
- Weekly: Flush with 3% hydrogen peroxide solution
- Monthly: Inspect for UV degradation or animal damage
- Annually: Pressure test entire system
- As needed: Replace section joints every 3-5 years
