Grey PVC Round Tube Pipe – Solvent Weld | OD 20–110mm | 200mm & 500mm Lengths

Match the OD (outer diameter) to your existing fittings or pipe socket size. The 200mm (≈7.9") length is typically used for short stub connections, manifold sections, or repair couplings, while the 500mm (≈19.7") length suits longer runs or custom-cut sections. Always measure the internal diameter of your fitting socket and select the OD that matches — for example, a 32mm OD pipe generally fits a 32mm solvent weld socket.

Grey PVC solvent weld pipe of this type is generally rated for cold-water pressure applications. Smaller diameters (20–40mm) typically handle higher pressures (commonly 10–16 bar in standard schedules), while larger diameters (63–110mm) are generally rated lower. Confirm the specific pressure class with your project engineer or contact us to verify the rating for your chosen size.

Grey PVC pipe is generally suitable for below-ground drainage and protected outdoor runs. For prolonged UV exposure above ground, PVC can become brittle over time — in most cases, painting with a UV-resistant coating or using conduit sleeves is recommended. For fully outdoor or direct-sunlight applications, consider whether a UV-stabilized variant is more appropriate for your climate.

This pipe is designed for use with standard solvent weld PVC fittings (elbows, tees, couplings, reducers) that match the same OD. Use a dedicated PVC solvent cement (primer + cement, or one-step formula) for a permanent, leak-free bond. Do not use rubber push-fit fittings intended for compression joints — they require a different pipe tolerance.

Yes. PVC pipe cuts cleanly with a fine-tooth hacksaw, pipe cutter, or miter saw. After cutting, deburr the cut end with sandpaper or a deburring tool before applying solvent cement to ensure a flush, gap-free socket joint. The 500mm (≈19.7") length gives you more flexibility for custom cuts on site.

Standard grey PVC pipe is generally rated for cold water and drainage applications only. It is not typically recommended for continuous hot water supply lines or central heating systems — in most cases, CPVC or copper is the appropriate choice for temperatures above 60°C (140°F). If your application involves warm water, contact us to confirm suitability before ordering.

Each listing offers 1, 3, 5, or 10 pieces per order. Buying in multi-packs (3, 5, or 10 pcs) reduces the per-piece cost and is ideal for larger plumbing runs, irrigation manifolds, or keeping spares on hand. Select your preferred pack quantity from the variant options above.