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No, plastic pipe fittings should not be used for steam systems. Steam systems operate at high temperatures and pressures, which can cause plastic fittings to melt, deform, or fail. It is recommended to use metal pipe fittings, such as brass or steel, that are specifically designed for steam applications.
No, plastic pipe fittings are not suitable for compressed air systems. They are prone to cracking or breaking under the high pressure of compressed air, which can result in leaks or even system failure. It is recommended to use metal pipe fittings specifically designed for compressed air applications.
No, plastic pipe fittings cannot be used for natural gas distribution as they are not able to withstand the high pressure and flammable nature of natural gas.
Yes, plastic pipe fittings can be used for agricultural irrigation systems. Plastic fittings are commonly used in these systems due to their durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of installation. They are also cost-effective and can withstand the harsh conditions associated with agricultural irrigation, such as exposure to chemicals and varying weather conditions.
Yes, plastic pipe fittings can be used in sprinkler systems. They are commonly used due to their durability, affordability, and resistance to corrosion. Additionally, plastic fittings are easier to install and require less maintenance compared to traditional metal fittings.
No, plastic pipe fittings are not suitable for underground cable protection. Underground cables require more durable and robust protection to withstand external forces and potential damage. Metal conduit or specialized cable protection systems are typically used for this purpose.
Yes, plastic pipe fittings can be used for both hot and cold water supply.
Yes, plastic pipe fittings are compatible with solvent-based adhesives.