5 Differences Your Customers Will Care About

In the plumbing trade, new materials, tools and processes emerge, but only the best quality and best value remain. When specifying plumbing pipes and fittings for your next project, it’s a question of profitability and satisfaction for the end-user, the installer and you.

For example, here are five fundamental differences between FlowGuard® CPVC and PPR:

1. One can be installed by hand, the other requires heat welding equipment. FlowGuard CPVC is installed in minutes using solvent cement.
   
   
2. One automatically resists microbial contamination, the other attracts it. FlowGuard CPVC pipes are naturally smooth and don’t contribute to biofilm growth.
   
   
3. One can be fused together, the other connects via vulnerable joints. FlowGuard CPVC joints form the strongest part of the system.
   
   
4. One saves time on installation, the other requires you to wait. FlowGuard CPVC will drastically reduce installation costs.
   
   
5. Once naturally resists chlorine, the other corrodes from it. FlowGuard CPVC naturally resists chlorine and chlorine dioxide.

FlowGuard CPVC is built to provide your customers with a better deal, a better experience and ultimately, a successful project for you. Knowing your materials means knowing what makes a happy customer.

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