Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) piping is available from Johnston Industrial Plastics Limited. Pipes made from this thermoplastic material feature outstanding resistance to corrosion, exceptional electric insulation, and good mechanical strength. They are also easy to weld and cement using hot air. We have extensive experience serving Canadian markets, as we are the oldest distributor of plastic shapes in the country. Over our more than 70 years in business, we have developed a comprehensive offering of products and services. We work with materials including PTFE, nylon, acrylic, and polycarbonate, among others.

PVC pipes

For applications that require special properties, we can add fillers, stabilizers, plasticizers, and colourants. In electrical applications, unplasticized varieties (uPVC) are typically used because they offer the best electrical and chemical properties.  Our chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC) features additional temperature resistance, making it suitable for use in temperatures up to 93 C. We offer PVC piping in grey, white, and clear types.  They are available in Sch40, and Sch80 wall thicknesses. Series 160 valves and fittings are also available.

In addition to piping, we can offer other PVC fabrications including sheets, rods, and angles. They can be fabricated using type I, type II, perforated, clear, and white PVC. Visit our website for more information on our products, ranging from typical applications to detailed technical specifications.

PVC pipe expertise

Johnston Industrial Plastics Limited is always available to assist, regardless of what type of project or application you have in mind. Our experts will promptly respond to any request. Technical support is available in machining instructions, plastics identification, material property data, and much more.

PVC pipe industries

Our PVC fabrications are used in a wide range of different industries and applications. Just some of the many uses include acid tanks and linings, ducts and venting, apparatus for handling chemicals, electronics, mass transport, bushings, and plugs.

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