ChlorFIT® Schedule 80 CPVC made with Corzan® CPVC for Industrial Water

The ChlorFIT™ Schedule 80 piping system is the ideal choice for hot and cold supply water in industrial water projects.

Industrial applciations are one of the most demanding solutions for a piping system. Finding the right system is corrosion resistant, cost effective, and will last for years is a challenge. The ChlorFIT™  Schedule 80 Piping System from GF Piping Systems is an ideal choice for many of these applications. The high performance CPVC system has over a 30-year track record in the chemical process industry. 

The system reliably handles aggressive chemicals such as nitric acid, sodium chloride, sulfuric acid, phospohoric acid and hydrochloric acid. Please always check our chemical compatibility guide or contact your GF representative to ensure your parameters such as concentration, pressure and temperature are appropriate for ChlorFIT™ before specifying or installing the system. in addition, the system handles higher temperatures than most plastic piping systems, and is much lighter and easier to handle than metal solutions. It is always recommended to be a factory trained prior to installation. 

Size Range:

  • IPS OD, ½" - 24"

Pressure Rating:

  • Schedule 80 System (Varies by Size)

Operating Temperature:

  • 0°C - 93°C (32°F - 200°F)

Material:

  • Corzan® CPVC
Excellent chlorine resistance

Unlike other plastic piping systems, the ChlorFIT® Schedule 80 CPVC piping system is not susceptible to chlorine-related failures.

Highly robust

The ChlorFIT® Schedule 80 CPVC system is of industrial grade, with thicker walls and higher quality raw materials, making it a system you can truly rely on.

Inherent insulation

Metal pipes need to be insulated. The ChlorFIT® Schedule 80 CPVC piping system doesn’t. Its thick plastic wall inherently insulates, saving both time and money.

Highly resistant to corrosion

With today’s varying water quality, anti-corrosive piping systems are a must. ChlorFIT® Schedule 80 is highly resistant to corrosion and lasts for decades.

Contact

Evan Moix

Product Manager, Vinyls