BlazeMaster CPVC vs. Other CPVC

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BlazeMaster CPVC vs. Other CPVC
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Not all orange pipe is the same. The quality and
reliability of the piping material in your fire
sprinkler system can make all the difference in
the event of an emergency.
As the most specified non-metallic system in the
world, BlazeMaster Fire Sprinkler Systems exceed
global performance and manufacturing standards
for all CPVC systems. Its reliability,
compatibility and strength make it the preferred
choice.
BlazeMaster CPVC pipe and fittings carry the
markings of Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL
C-UL), Factory Mutual (FM), The Loss Prevention
Council (LPC), Tianjin Fire Research Institute
(TFRI) and the NSF International (NSF) for use
with potable water. Refer to individual
manufacturers installation instructions for
specific listings and approvals.
As manufactured by Ashiwad, Tyco and Viking.
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CPVC vs PVC
BlazeMaster Pipe and Fittings compounds are made
from chlorinated polyvinyl chloride. While PVC
contains approximately 57 total chlorine, CPVC
has approximately 67.
This additional chlorine content adds unique
performance attributes such as the ability to
withstand a direct flame for long periods of time
without sustaining combustion or continuing to
burn. Instead, the CPVC pipe will
Char only on the pipes outside wall when exposed
to direct flame, while the structural integrity
of the pipe remains essentially intact and the
interior remains smooth.
CPVC will not burn by itself and will
self-extinguish the moment the flame is removed.
The charred layer functions as a thermal barrier
and reduces the conduction of heat into the pipe.
The moment a sprinkler head activates, the water
flow will carry away the heat and thus cool the
pipe from the inside, which further reduces the
rate of deterioration from burning
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CPVC vs Steel
While steel fire protection systems have been
considered the norm for a long time, chlorinated
polyvinyl chloride (CPVC) has changed
expectations of what a fire safety system should
be capable of, whether its made of metal or
plastic.
Here are six reasons why CPVC is not only a safe
option, but can outperform steel fire sprinkler
systems in key areas
Flame resistance
Install Ease of installation
money-bag Cost savings
Group 992 Corrosion resistance
hydraulic-energy Hydraulic performance
sprout Environmental performance
To find out more about why you should consider
CPVC over steel for your next new construction
project or retrofit, download your free copy of
Steel vs. CPVC Fire Protection Guide.

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Installation of a BlazeMaster CPVC fire sprinkler
system is easier, faster and provides significant
cost and labour savings over other non-metallic
materials
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Thank You

• Installation of a BlazeMaster CPVC fire sprinkler
  system is easier, faster and provides significant
  cost and labour savings over other non-metallic
  materials