We’re big fans of Aquatherm’s gorgeous green and blue polypropylene-random piping system (PP-R). It has a ton of advantages. Huge cost savings that come from installation speed (those heat-fused connections are fast and flexible friends). Aquatherm pipe weighs 75 percent to 80 percent less than comparable metals, meaning that installers can carry more with less risk of injury. PP-R lasts for decades in piping applications (typically 50 years), and it was originally used for high-purity water and acid-waste systems because of its chemical purity and inertness. In other words, PP-R doesn’t react with most chemicals. It also handles heat and cold easily, so brewers love using it for those chilly glycol lines, but it can carry almost anything.
If we haven’t sold you yet, you should also know systems come with Aquatherm’s 10-year, multimillion-dollar warranty — when installed by an Aquatherm trained installer and with the submission of an Aquatherm pressure test. Aquatherm has released a video that provides an overview of the standard Aquatherm pressure test. The video explains how the Aquatherm pressure test procedure differs from pressure testing traditional piping systems and demonstrates the steps involved in performing the procedure. Laser Engraver For Aluminum
NOTE: The pressure test is something the installing contractor should do. However, some brewers do install their own Aquatherm pipe, but the warranty only applies to installations done by Aquatherm-trained installers.
The pressure test has two basic (but important!) benefits for any customer including breweries, according to Ron Rajecki, marketing content specialist with Aquartherm.
Of course, the video is intended for demonstration purposes only. For complete information on the pressure test and warranty, visit aquatherm.com/pressure-test-submission.
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