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Ductile Iron Pipe (DIP) is a pipe primarily composed of iron. It is manufactured by adding nodularizing agents (such as magnesium or cerium) to molten iron, transforming the graphite within the cast iron from flake-like to spherical (nodular) form. This process significantly enhances its strength, toughness, and ductility. This material innovation combines the corrosion resistance of cast iron with mechanical properties similar to steel, making it a vital piping material for conveying fluids such as water, sewage, and gas.

Valves play a very important role in urban water supply systems. Generally speaking, valves are used to control the direction, speed and pressure of water flow to ensure that water can flow smoothly to various areas and buildings in the city. Valves can also be used to close or open pipes, maintain and repair water pipes, adjust water pressure, and respond to emergencies (such as leaks or pipe ruptures).

Ductile iron pipe, with its high strength, high toughness, excellent pressure and impact resistance, good corrosion resistance (combined with standard protective coatings), reliable sealing, long service life, and outstanding seismic performance, has become an indispensable "artery" in modern urban and industrial infrastructure. It primarily serves critical areas such as water supply, drainage, fire protection, industrial fluid conveyance, and hydraulic engineering. It is a fundamental material ensuring public safety, effective water resource utilization, and the normal functioning of cities.

​While UPVC pipes form the backbone of modern plumbing networks, it's the UPVC accessories that give these systems their versatility and longevity. These meticulously engineered fittings—elbows, couplings, valves, and adapters—serve as the critical junctions where direction changes, flow control, and system integrations occur.