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Polypropylene Piping.

Semiconductor International, May, 2009

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PP-Pure is a pigmented high purity polypropylene piping system for pure water systems. The larger size range (up to 12 in.) makes it suitable for large facility expansions in semiconductor or photovoltaic facilities. Manufactured under stringent purity requirements, the pipe and fittings are extensively cleaned and double bagged, are lightweight and can be easily welded. The pipes, available in 150 psi pressure rating (SDR 11), offer a complete range of fittings and valves. Asahi/America Inc. , Malden, Mass., www.asahi-america.com

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