PVC Pressure Pipes
PVC-U pressure pipe (EN 1452) in PN10 and PN16 ratings for cold potable water, pressure systems, irrigation and industrial fluids.
Reliable PVC & CPVC pipes delivered across Europe
Tube TC supplies Genova-branded PVC and CPVC pipes, fittings and accessories. We also supply American-made Arrow solvent cements for PVC and CPVC connections. Our customers include contractors, installers and resellers throughout Europe.
About
A focused distributor, not a catalogue warehouse
Tube TC was founded in Lithuania in 2022, but its team has decades of experience with Genova-branded PVC and CPVC products. “TC” stands for Trading Centre: we are a specialised trading and distribution business and that experience is our strength.
We started Tube TC to give buyers a dependable alternative to poor-quality pipe. Our customers across the UK, France, Germany, Poland and Italy use these systems for water and industrial applications, where quality is not negotiable. We hold pipes, cements and fittings in Lithuania and ship them across Europe based on confirmed stock and specifications.
Products
What we supply
A full range of PVC and CPVC pipes and fittings for construction, plumbing, hot-water systems, irrigation and industrial use.
CPVC Pressure Pipes
Chlorinated PVC pipe for hot-water distribution, industrial chemical lines and elevated-temperature service up to 93°C.
Arrow Solvent Cements & Primers
American-made Arrow Adhesives solvent cements, primers and cleaners for PVC and CPVC. As Arrow's official European representative, we supply products for fast, leak-free assembly across these systems.
Fittings & Connectors
Elbows, tees, couplings, reducers and adapters in both PVC and CPVC, with the full diameter range in stock.
Flanges & Unions
PVC and CPVC flanges and unions for serviceable, demountable joints and connections to metal systems.
Valves & Accessories
Ball valves, check valves, gate valves and ancillaries compatible with PVC and CPVC piping systems.
Materials
PVC or CPVC: choosing the right pipe
Both are durable thermoplastics, but they are built for different jobs. The right choice comes down to temperature, pressure and what flows through the line.
Polyvinyl chloride
The workhorse for cold-water pressure systems. PVC handles potable supply, irrigation and a wide range of industrial fluids at ambient temperatures and is the more economical option where heat isn’t a factor.
- Service Cold water & pressure
- Sizes ½″ to 6″ (~20 to 160 mm)
- Best for Supply, irrigation, pressure
Chlorinated PVC
Chlorination lets CPVC carry hot and cold water and tolerate higher continuous temperatures, typically rated for service up to 93°C. It is the material of choice for hot-water distribution and many elevated-temperature industrial lines.
- Service Hot & cold water
- Sizes ½″ to 2″ CTS (~16 to 54 mm)
- Best for Hot water, industrial fluids
Why specifiers reach for PVC & CPVC
- Resist corrosion and scaling far better than metal pipe
- Stand up to a broad range of acids, bases and chemicals
- Non-toxic, odourless and tasteless, so they are safe for potable water
- Joined by solvent welding for fast, leak-free assembly
Partners
Brands we supply
We don't chase the cheapest box. Tube TC stocks Genova PVC and CPVC pipe and fittings. As Arrow Adhesives' official European representative, we also supply American-made solvent cements, primers and cleaners.
PVC & CPVC pipe and fittings
Genova Products
The pipe line we built the business on. We hold selected Genova PVC and CPVC products in stock in Lithuania and deliver them across Europe with consistent specifications.
- Genova Products since 1962
- PVC and CPVC pipes & fittings
- Product specifications available on request
Arrow Adhesives
American solvent-cement specialist since 1964. As Arrow's official European representative, we supply its cements, primers and cleaners for fast, leak-free PVC and CPVC assembly.
- American-made since 1964
- Solvent cements, primers and cleaners
- Technical data available by product
Applications
Where PVC and CPVC are used
PVC and CPVC are used in fluid systems from homes to industrial facilities. Common applications include:
Residential plumbing
PVC for cold-water systems and CPVC for hot-water systems in houses and apartments.
Hot-water distribution
CPVC lines for domestic and commercial hot water that hold up to continuous elevated temperatures.
Air-conditioning condensate
PVC provides a clean, practical route for condensate drain lines in air-conditioning and HVAC systems.
Industrial & chemical lines
Corrosion-resistant piping for plants handling acids, bases and aggressive process fluids.
Irrigation & agriculture
Pressure pipe for field irrigation, greenhouses and water transfer where metal would corrode.
Pools, spas & water features
Corrosion-free PVC and CPVC circulation lines for pools, spas and fountains that handle treated water.
Building services
Risers, distribution and utility runs for hotels, offices and public buildings across Europe.
Why Tube TC
Built for buyers who can’t afford surprises
European reach
Direct supply from our Lithuanian hub to construction sites and resellers across the EU.
Genova pipe from stock
We hold Genova PVC and CPVC pipe and fittings in Lithuania. Stocked items are ready for delivery across Europe with consistent specifications.
Official Arrow representative
As Arrow Adhesives' official European representative, we supply its American-made solvent cements, primers and cleaners.
Confirmed availability
We confirm stock and delivery timing before you place an order.
Trade-focused service
Project pricing, technical advice on PVC vs CPVC selection and account support for professional buyers.
FAQ
Common questions
A quick orientation on PVC and CPVC. Need specifics for your project? Ask our sales team.
Should I use PVC or CPVC for hot water?
Use CPVC. Standard PVC is rated for cold-water service only, while CPVC is formulated to carry hot water and withstand continuous elevated temperatures. For cold supply or irrigation, PVC is the more economical pick.
What temperature can CPVC handle?
CPVC is typically rated for continuous service up to 93°C, though the usable limit drops as pressure rises and varies by product. Always check the manufacturer’s pressure-temperature rating for your application. We’re happy to help you read it.
Are these pipes chemically resistant?
Yes. Both PVC and CPVC resist a broad range of acids, bases and other chemicals, which is why they’re common in industrial and process lines. For aggressive media, confirm compatibility against a chemical resistance chart before specifying.
What sizes are available?
As a guide, PVC pressure pipe runs from ½″ to 6″ (roughly 20 mm to 160 mm). CPVC runs from ½″ to 2″ CTS (roughly 16 mm to 54 mm). Stocked sizes vary, so tell us your requirements and we’ll confirm availability.
How are the pipes joined?
PVC and CPVC are joined by solvent welding: a primer and the correct cement chemically fuse the pipe and fitting into a single, leak-free connection. We supply matching primers and cements alongside the pipe.
Do you ship across the EU?
Yes. We distribute from our hub in Kaunas, Lithuania, to contractors, installers and resellers throughout the European Union.
Contact
Get in touch
Tell us the product range and quantities you need and we’ll come back with pricing and availability.
Tube TC, UAB
Savanorių pr. 404D
LT-50301 Kaunas, Lithuania
Monday to Friday · 08:30 to 16:30 (Vilnius time)