Corzan® CPVC

ASTM D1784 sets the benchmark for CPVC material quality by defining its cell classification. It outlines key properties like heat resistance, tensile strength, and impact performance, helping manufacturers and engineers ensure consistency across every product made to this standard.

These standards govern the size, wall thickness, and pressure ratings for CPVC piping. By following ASTM F441 and F442, manufacturers ensure pipes can handle varying pressure conditions in residential, commercial, and industrial plumbing systems.

ASTM F493 covers the specifications for solvent cements used in CPVC pipe and fitting installations. It ensures strong, leak-resistant bonds that stand the test of time, making it essential for secure, long-lasting pipe joints.

This standard specifically applies to CPVC piping used in hot and cold potable water distribution. ASTM D2846 guarantees performance and safety in residential and commercial plumbing where water quality and long-term durability matter.

NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 certifies that CPVC materials are safe for use in systems carrying drinking water. It tests for potential contaminants, ensuring that the material won’t leach harmful substances and remains compliant with public health regulations.

This certification ensures the performance, quality, and durability of plastic piping system components. From pipes and fittings to joining materials, NSF/ANSI 14 provides assurance that the entire CPVC system meets safety and performance standards.