It is the pipe produced with a continuous periphery and uniform wall (thickness), throughout its manufacturing process, which is cold drawn.

Characteristics and advantages of Copper Pipes

• In the face of humidity, copper has the facility to be coated or protected with a layer of oxide, which prevents subsequent attacks of such humidity.
• The necessary accessories for the installations of this type of product are also made of copper or brass and for the union of these with the pipes it is necessary a soldering iron and tin, which makes the installation a little more technical.
• Due to its high thermal conductivity, it is the ideal material for installations based on alternative energies (solar, biomass, thermal and geothermal) and heating (underfloor heating).
• Easy handling.
• Resistance to the passage of gases.
• Ductility, malleability and good conduction of heat and electricity.
• Resistant to corrosion.
• Unalterable with the passage of time.
• High durability.
• Easy to replace.
• Inadmissibility of incrustations.
• Fire resistance: copper does not burn, resists high temperatures without melting.

USES OF COPPER PIPING

Copper pipes are used in:

• Gas installations.
• Cold and hot water installations.
• Heating systems.
• Refrigeration systems.

TYPES OF COPPER PIPES