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PPH pipes are widely used in chemical, water treatment, and industrial applications due to their excellent chemical resistance, durability, and cost-effectiveness. Understanding common defects and processing methods is crucial for ensuring optimal performance. This article provides a concise overview of these aspects from a manufacturer's perspective.

Inclusions and Impurities: Foreign particles in raw materials causing weak points
Layer Separation: Poor bonding between layers in multilayer pipes
Cracks and Folds: Resulting from stress concentration or improper extrusion
Weld Line Defects: Imperfections in welded seams due to incorrect parameters
Wall Thickness Variations: Caused by unbalanced extrusion dies
Wall Thinning/Rupture: Excessive stretching during bending operations
Wall Thickening/Wrinkling: Compression instability during forming
Cross-Sectional Distortion: Deformation during cutting or bending
Seamless Pipes:
Perforation method
High-speed extrusion
Welded Pipes:
Resistance welding
Submerged arc automatic welding
Cutting: Mechanical sawing or stamping
Bending: Cold or hot bending techniques
Forming: Expansion and reduction processes
Raw Material Inspection: Ensure material purity and consistency
Process Parameter Control: Maintain optimal temperature and pressure
Ultrasonic Testing: Detect internal defects effectively
Proper Installation: Follow recommended connection procedures
Understanding PPH pipe defects and processing methods is essential for producing high-quality products. Proper material selection, controlled manufacturing processes, and strict quality checks ensure reliable performance in various applications. As manufacturers, we continuously improve our techniques to deliver PPH pipes that meet the highest industry standards.