The PVC pipes are highly durable plastic polymer tubes used widely in India for water supply, drainage, sewage systems, and farm irrigation pipelines. The manufacturing process involves melting and molding PVC material inside factories, creating pipes that are accurate in size and easy to fit during construction. These pipes are used for drinking water systems, home plumbing, underground drainage, irrigation, rooftop water outlets, borewell tubing, cable insulation casing, fish farming units, rural pipeline builds, commercial fluid systems, and community water structure assemblies entirely or regionally installed long-term. PVC pipes do not rust or absorb water historically or regionally long enough like older iron and concrete options.

PVC pipes are light and easy to carry, which saves labor effort. Connections are made using solvent adhesives or ring seals for leak-free joints. Smooth interiors reduce water friction, lowering pumping energy use entirely or regionally long-term. These pipes can also handle small vibrations or soil shifts without cracking. They require very little maintenance compared to metal lines. In agricultural fields, they show high resistance against fertilizers and soil moisture, making them ideal for large farming irrigation networks entirely installed long-term.