Royal, the brand name that spells Royalty Quality. It resonates dependable quality and innovation in products. For, those listening to the Popular Royal Brand, we are a world class Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) and un plasticized Poly Vinyl Chloride (uPVC) pressure and non-pressure pipe & fittings system for cold potable water, hot water, Sewerage, Electrical & other industrial used conforming to (BSS 3505/ ASTM D 1785 – 94/ ASTM D-2665-04a / ASTM D 3034 – 98 / ASTM-D 2466-05 ANSI (American National Standard Institute) / UL651/ SDR Series, HDPE Pipe According to DIN 8074 Standard, PPRC Pipe & Fittings DIN 8077/8078 / DIN 16962 and other international Standards manufacturer located at Kabul Jalal Abad Road, Near to New Abad, Bag rami District12#, Kabul, Afghanistan.
The group is respected all over Afghanistan for their exceptionally product range and unbelievable great quality that comes with each and every product. Being an ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001: 2015 with Products meeting international standards, this company boasts of having the manpower and systems to deliver products of high quality consistently. The management of the company, with more than 22 years of experience in the field of PVC, has a strong vision of growth of this product. The plant is equipped with the latest and most modern machinery from Germany, Austria and Taiwan with production capacity of 6000m. Ton annually. PVC Pipe, fittings, PP-R and Poly- ethylene tube for gas and Water transportation The company is headed by a group of experienced and visionary businessmen who believe in delivering quality products to the customer. The management and the executers both work in harmony to manufacture as well as distribute products so as to make the buying experience and functionality of the product acceptable to the consumers.
Our mission is to position our business, to supply a comprehensive range of appropriate quality technology – predominantly plastic piping solutions – to the Construction, Agricultural Mining and Industrial market sectors in Afghanistan. Royal means superior class of really No.1. We are Royal and will remain cream of means satisfaction of customers’ needs.
Our vision is to be the industry’s preferred and trusted supplier, of quality piping solutions by maintaining a high level of friendly service and being the acknowledged leader of innovative new appropriate technology, to the industry. With a vision for the future, ROYAL has spent large amount of resources in Research & Development and Capacity Building. It has envisioned the product need, quantum of supply and has build a large capacity. To meet the needs of the age for the development of the economy of our country, we are sharing hard in achieving goal of excellence. So our aim is not to compromise on materials and services to valuable customers.
“Transforming needs into products” that has been the key words given by our founder, which still motivate the entire company. The spirit of innovation feeds us to grow aggressively into various businesses and products, by accessing global technologies, transforming them to achieve local and international purpose.
This has made ROYAL the First largest manufacturer of PVC Pipe, HDPE & PPR Pipe Fittings. Our large capacity helps us serve our Distributors and Mega Projects. Even with such large operations ROYAL is an agile organization, which has the ability to Provide Large Diameter Quickly as Per the needs of its customers. Distribution & Distributors Have been The corner stone Of ROYAL’s Success story. We have over 10 stock points And Distributors In Afghanistan, All of which help us serve the customers better. These Sub office & stock points are owned both by the company and distributors as well. At Innovation and diversification is ROYAL’s belief for future success. At ROYAL we are constantly trying to improve and increase our product offering to make our customers more inclined towards our business. We understand their needs and turn them into solutions.
ROYAL has always believed in the philosophy of “POWER OF ONE”. It culminates in having a maximum number of products under one roof for its customers.
Thermal Expansion and Contraction
Thermal expansion of Royal Pipes is higher than the metal and concrete pipes. With a temperature rise of 10°C, a free laid 100 meter long PVC Pipe would extend 80 mm. for buried pipes however, elongation will notoccur asthe frictional force between PVC Pipe and surrounding soil are greater than the internal forces caused by the temperature changes. For above ground installation when Royal Pipe is used in bridge structures, appropriate counter measures will do away with such difficulties.
These include the use of proper supports and when necessary, that of expansion joint.
High Temperature
Royal Pipes Should not be used for the hot water systems, because the material softens at a higher temperatures. Their use for pressure duties is, therefore, precluded if the operating temperature exceeds 60° C.
Low Temperature
Royal PVC very rarely suffer burst due to frost owing to the elasticity and good insulating properties of PVC. However, Royal PVC Pipe can note be guaranteed against weathering if water is allowed to freeze and thaw in them repeatedly. For this reason it is feared that Royal Pipe becomes brittle in these should be protected
against mechanical damage. Care should also be exercised when handling PVC Pipe at low temperature.
To ensure quality of pipes following tests are regularly conducted in our laboratory as per
British and American Standards.
When installing polyvinyl chloride (PVC) piping systems, you have a few different options to join the piping and fittings. Depending on the pipe size, the pipe and fittings can be threaded or flanged together, each offering a strong, durable union. Solvent cement Is not glue. Instead It is A fast, easy installation process that uses solvents and resin to chemically fuse the pipe and fitting together at a molecular level, essentially creating one continuous piece of plastic. In fact, solvent cement is the only joining method recommended for system features like expansion Loops because it allows the pipe to bend and move without breaking or weakening the joint seal. To ensure the solvent cement is applied properly throughout your process system, we’ve put together the following dos and don’ts to remember throughout the seven step joining process. If the provided solvent cement installation do’s and don’ts are followed, see how reliable the joints become by watching the burst test video below.
Do: Use tools designed for use with plastic pipe and fittings.
Preferred plastic cutting tools include a ratchet cutter, wheel-type plastic tubing cutter, a power saw, or a fine-toothed saw.
Do: Ensure the PVC is cut squarely by using a miter box.
Cutting the pipe as squarely as possible provides the maximum bonding surface area.The more surface area that becomes chemically bonded, the more strength the joint will exhibit.
Primer is needed to prepare the bonding area for the addition of cement and subsequent assembly. Use a proper applicator, such as a dauber, swab or paintbrush, approximately half the size of the pipe diameter. Apply the primer to the inside of the fitting socket and to the outside of the pipe end. Apply a second primer coating inside the fitting socket. Redid the applicator as often as necessary to ensure the entire surface of both pieces is tacky. Don’t: Use a rag to apply the primer.
Solvent Cement Application
Apply solvent cement when the pipe surface is tacky (not wet) from primer. The joining surfaces must be penetrated and softened. Cement should be applied with a natural bristle brush or swab half the size of the pipe diameter. For pipe sizes smaller than 2 in., a dauber may be used. Apply a heavy, even coat of cement to the outside of the pipe end, and a medium coat to the inside of the fitting socket. For pipe sizes greater than 2 in., apply a second coat of cement on the pipe end. If this bead is not continuous around the socket shoulder, it may indicate that insufficient cement was applied. In this case, the fitting should be discarded and the joint reassembled. Wipe off any excess solvent cement with a rag.
