Fire Protection Pipe
Our Fire Protection Pipe materials are engineered to mitigate the spread
of
fire and protect critical areas :
The pipe is a core component of a fixed fire protection system. Pipes transport and distribute the extinguishing fluid (water, gas, foam solution, etc) from the source to the discharge devices installed in the protected area. The type of piping that can be used is stated by the installation standards for fire protection systems. Usually, aboveground pipes are metallic, carbon steel and cupper. When allowed by the Installation Standards, listed non-metallic pipes can also be installed. Non-metallic pipes are CPVC and Polypropylene for aboveground installations and, PVC and High-Density Polyethylene for underground ones Allowed carbon steel pipes manufacturing process, sizes and dimensions are stated by different Fire Protection Installations Standards.
Manufacturing pipes up to 9.0 m in length, Engineered Fire piping is the first workshop in the world that has a robotic cell able to process up to 9.0 m length automatic sprinklers systems pipe sections. The required orbital welding process is FM–approved too.