Can the PPR pipe be cut with saw blades?
No, it must be used. Two 45 degree elbows can reduce resistance. But too many connections will increase the possibility of leakage, hot melt overheating (fear of connection is not firm) will also reduce the water area.Can not be straight drying. UV protection measures should be taken. Buried PPR pipes, I've been doing it for more than 10 years, still in use. Specific depends on manufacturers.
Certainly. The cutting surface is best to be sawn vertically and smoothly. After sawing, cut the inside and outside corners of the cutting surface (that is, scraping the burr).Does not affect hot melt.
