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Fiberglass PPR Pipe (PPR-FG), Reduced Thermal Expansion, Higher Strength

A glass-fibre reinforced middle layer engineered into fully-welded PPR, so hot-water and heating runs expand less, resist sag, and still heat-fuse like standard PPR. PN20 & PN25, 20–63mm, green / white / coffee. SKZ, ISO, CE & WRAS certified. Made in Türkiye, exported to 118+ countries.

SKZ ISO TYPE-5 CE WRAS 3-layer · glass-fibre core

We supply fiberglass PPR pipe wholesale to importers, distributors & contractors, not single-item retail.

30+
Years making PPR
PN20 / 25
Pressure ratings
20–63mm
Size range
3
Colours in stock
4
SKZ·ISO·CE·WRAS
118+
Export countries
100%
Premium resin
What it is

What Is a Fiberglass PPR Pipe, and Why the Middle Layer Matters

A fiberglass PPR pipe, also called PPR-FG, ppr fiber pipe or fiber-glass composite PPR, is a polypropylene random copolymer (PP-R) pipe with a glass-fibre reinforced middle layer co-extruded between two solid PPR layers in a single continuous wall. Plain PPR is safe, hygienic and easy to weld, but it has a relatively high linear thermal expansion: long hot-water and heating runs grow noticeably when they heat up, loading fittings, brackets and supports every time the system cycles.

The glass-fibre layer stiffens the wall and sharply reduces that expansion, while the inner and outer PP-R layers keep the pipe fully weldable by standard socket fusion, there is no aluminium foil to trim, no need to peel or ream a layer, and no risk of the middle layer separating or peeling off over the pipe’s service life. The result is a pipe that behaves exactly like PPR at the joint but moves along the run like a far more dimensionally stable material.

Inner layer100% PP-R, smooth, drinking-water-safe flow surface
Middle layerGlass-fibre reinforced PP-R, reduces expansion, adds strength & rigidity
Outer layer100% PP-R, fusion-ready surface, UV / handling protection
Cutaway view of fiberglass PPR pipe three-layer wall structure on the extrusion line
Fiberglass PPR pipe being co-extruded with a glass-fibre reinforced middle layer
The principle

How the Glass-Fibre Core Holds the Pipe in Shape

Every plastic pipe expands as it warms. What decides how much it moves is the stiffness of the wall relative to the thermal strain the material wants to develop. In plain PPR the whole wall is one soft, ductile polymer, so a hot run simply grows, and on a straight run of many metres that growth adds up fast, pushing on every fixed point and elbow.

In PPR-FG, short glass fibres are dispersed through the reinforced middle layer and locked into the polymer matrix during co-extrusion. Glass barely expands with heat and is many times stiffer than PP-R, so the fibre network resists the polymer’s tendency to grow. The middle layer effectively pins the wall, cutting the pipe’s overall linear expansion well below that of plain PPR while adding hoop and axial rigidity. That is why an FG run needs fewer expansion loops, tolerates wider support spacing and puts less stress into fused joints over years of hot–cold cycling.

  • Reduced linear expansion, the fibre-pinned wall moves far less than plain PPR on long hot runs
  • Higher rigidity & strength, the composite wall resists sag and deformation at temperature
  • Fully fusible, one skillset, the outer PP-R skin welds with the same machine and technique as plain PPR
  • No layer to trim or peel, unlike aluminium composite, there is no foil to face-trim before fusion

Exact linear-expansion coefficients per size are documented in the technical data sheet, available on request.

Which one to spec

Fiberglass, Plain PPR or Aluminum Composite, Which One to Spec

The three PPR families we manufacture solve the same problem, thermal expansion on hot lines, in different ways. This is the decision most project buyers and integrators actually need help with, so we lay it out as a spec, not a sales pitch. Plain PPR is the lowest-cost and easiest to weld, but expands the most. Fiberglass PPR-FG cuts expansion and adds strength while staying fully fusible with no trimming. PPR-AL-PPR aluminum composite goes one step further on expansion and adds a true oxygen barrier, at the cost of face-trimming before each fusion. Match the family to the job, and note we supply all three in the same PN ratings, sizes and colours, so you can standardise on one supplier.

PropertyPlain PPRFiberglass PPR (PPR-FG)Aluminum Composite (PPR-AL-PPR)
Thermal expansionHighestSharply reducedLowest
Wall structureSingle PP-R3-layer, glass-fibre core3-layer, aluminium core
Oxygen barrierNoNoYes (full barrier)
JointingHeat fusionHeat fusion, no trimHeat fusion, face-trim required
Strength / rigidityStandardHigherHigher
Wall thickness @ 20mm PN253.4 mm3.4 mm3.4 mm
Wall thickness @ 63mm PN2510.5 mm10.5 mm10.5 mm
Best forCold & general hot waterHot water & heating runsHeating where O₂ barrier is specified
Pressure ratingsPN20 / PN25PN20 / PN25PN20 / PN25
Sizes20–63 mm20–63 mm20–63 mm

Exact linear-expansion coefficients per family and size are available on request. Wall thicknesses shown are from the Bekaatherm PPR dimension table.

Real dimensions

Fiberglass PPR-FG Size & Wall-Thickness Table (20–63mm)

This is the outer-diameter × wall-thickness data our PPR-FG line actually runs, in both PN20 and PN25, straight from the Bekaatherm dimension table. Wall thickness climbs with both diameter and pressure class, so PN25 walls are thicker than PN20 at every size, that extra wall is what carries the higher working pressure at temperature on hot-water and heating mains. Article numbers let you order and re-order exactly the same item across shipments.

Outer diameter (OD)PN20, OD × wall (mm)PN20 Art. No.PN25, OD × wall (mm)PN25 Art. No.
20 mm20 × 2.8BK-1320 × 3.4BK-19
25 mm25 × 3.5BK-1425 × 4.2BK-20
32 mm32 × 4.4BK-1532 × 5.4BK-21
40 mm40 × 5.5BK-1640 × 6.7BK-22
50 mm50 × 6.9BK-1750 × 8.4BK-23
63 mm63 × 8.6BK-1863 × 10.5BK-24

PN20 ≈ 20 bar working pressure at 20°C · PN25 ≈ 25 bar. Weight per metre, coil/length and packaging are available on request. All sizes are offered in Green, White and Coffee.

Product gallery

Fiberglass PPR Pipe & the Matched System Around It

PPR-FG pipe ships as part of a fully matched system, same resin, same three colours, same fusion technique across pipe, fittings and valves. Below is a look at the pipe, the fittings that weld straight onto it, and the finished product groups distributors shelf together.

Colour series

One Fiberglass Spec, Three Shelf-Ready Colours

Every PPR-FG size is produced in Green, White and Coffee from the same 100% premium-grade resin, so distributors can shelf a matched range for different markets and installers can colour-code hot, cold and heating lines across a whole building.

Green fiberglass PPR pipe series
GreenClassic PPR colour
White fiberglass PPR pipe series
WhiteClean, modern finish
Coffee brown fiberglass PPR pipe series
CoffeeBrown / premium look
Fiberglass PPR pipe PN20 and PN25 pressure ratings across the 20 to 63mm size range
Ratings & sizes

PN20 & PN25, 20–63mm, Rated for Hot Water and Heating

Fiberglass PPR-FG is produced across the working range projects actually need. PN25 carries a higher working pressure at temperature and is the usual choice for hot-water and heating mains; PN20 covers general hot and cold water. Both come in 20 to 63mm outer diameter and in green, white and coffee, so distributors can shelf a matched range and contractors can standardise across a building. Because it fuses like standard PPR, PPR-FG uses the same fittings, welding machine and technique as our plain and aluminium lines, one skillset across the whole system.

Pressure ratingsPN20, PN25
Outer diameter20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63 mm
ColoursGreen, White, Coffee / Brown
ConnectionHeat (socket) fusion, no trimming
Article numbersPN20 BK-13–18 · PN25 BK-19–24
Wall thickness by sizeSee dimension table above (full PN table on request)
Raw material100% premium-grade resin
StandardsSKZ, ISO TYPE-5, CE, WRAS
Installation

Welds Like Standard PPR, No Trim, No Peel-Off

Because both outer surfaces of PPR-FG are solid PP-R, jointing is identical to plain PPR socket fusion. There is no aluminium foil to face-trim, no reaming step and no risk of a layer separating at the weld, so the crew keeps one machine, one method and one set of fittings across your whole PPR system.

1

Cut square

Cut the pipe to length with a proper pipe cutter for a clean, square face.

2

Heat

Push pipe and fitting onto the heated socket-fusion tool for the size’s dwell time.

3

Join

Push together straight, without twisting, to full insertion depth.

4

Hold

Hold aligned while it fuses, no trimming or peeling needed on FG pipe.

5

Cool & test

Let the joint cool, then pressure-test the line before commissioning.

Fusion temperatures and dwell times per size are documented in the technical data sheet, available on request.

Best-fit applications

Where Fiberglass PPR Pipe Earns Its Place

PPR-FG is at its best on the lines where thermal movement causes real problems on site. Reduced expansion translates directly into fewer expansion loops, wider support spacing and less stress at every joint, which is why heating installers and hot-water contractors reach for the fibre-reinforced grade over plain PPR.

  • Hot-water risers & mains, long vertical and horizontal runs where plain PPR would grow and stress the joints; the fibre core keeps movement in check
  • Radiator heating, high-temperature circuits that cycle hot and cold; reduced expansion means fewer expansion loops and wider support spacing
  • Underfloor heating, where fibre-reinforced or aluminium-composite PPR is preferred over plain PPR for high-temperature stability (both supplied by Bekaatherm)
  • Solar hot-water feeds, high-temperature circuits where wall rigidity and reduced sag matter over long runs
  • Drinking-water hot & cold, WRAS-certified for clean-water contact, so it serves potable systems safely
  • Building HVAC & liquid transfer, chilled and hot circuits, and general fluid lines per the PPR system scope
Fiberglass PPR pipe connected to a radiator in a hot-water heating system
On site

Fiberglass PPR-FG in Real Systems

Green fiberglass PPR pipe run inside a wall
Water supply

In-wall hot & cold

Concealed hot- and cold-water lines where reduced expansion keeps concealed runs quiet and stable.

PPR pipe run at ceiling level for a building HVAC circuit
HVAC

Ceiling distribution

Long horizontal runs at ceiling level where wider support spacing pays off.

Fiberglass PPR pipe connected to a radiator
Heating

Radiator circuits

High-temperature heating loops that cycle hot and cold with minimal thermal creep.

PPR manifold distributing underfloor heating loops
Underfloor

Manifold & loops

Fed from brass-core manifolds for underfloor heating and multi-zone distribution.

Why Bekaatherm

A 30-Year Turkish Manufacturer Behind Every Metre

Fiberglass PPR is only as good as the resin, the extrusion control and the certification behind it, which is why buyers standardise on a manufacturer, not a trader. Bekaatherm has 30+ years making PPR, PEX and PE piping across a 120,000 m² plant with 10,000 molds and 1,000+ staff, using 100% premium-grade raw material. Our system is certified to Germany’s SKZ, described in our catalogue as the pipe industry’s most demanding certification, auditing both product quality and the factory itself, plus ISO TYPE-5, CE and WRAS. We export to 118+ countries with an international trade team available 24 hours, offer low MOQ, and support OEM / private label with regional exclusivity for brand buyers.

Proof pointDetail
Experience30+ years in PPR / PEX / PE piping
Plant120,000 m², 10,000 molds, 1,000+ staff
Raw material100% premium-grade resin
CertificationsSKZ · ISO TYPE-5 · CE · WRAS (cert. no. available on request)
Export118+ countries, international trade team, 24h online
TermsLow MOQ · OEM & private label · regional exclusivity
30+
Years
120,000 m²
Plant
1000+
Staff
10,000
Molds
118+
Countries
100%
Grade resin
24h
Support

Certificate numbers and copies are available on request.

Manufacturer, not trader

From Extrusion Line to Loaded Container

Your fiberglass pipe is co-extruded, checked, palletised and loaded under one roof, the control that lets us hold colour and dimension consistent from batch to batch and container to container.

Which path fits you

Whether You’re Speccing a Project or Stocking a Range

For Contractors & Project Buyers

Get the right PN rating, batch-consistent colour, and full technical documents, TDS, certifications and pressure-test data on request, so it passes inspection and won’t burst under working temperature.

Project support

For Distributors & Wholesalers

Shelf a matched fiberglass range in green, white and coffee across 20–63mm, alongside our plain and aluminium-composite PPR, with FOB pricing, optimised container loading and low MOQ.

Global export

For OEM / Private-Label Brands

Put your colour, logo and packaging on a certified fiberglass PPR line, with regional exclusivity available, the same certified factory backing every batch of your brand.

OEM & private label
FAQ

Fiberglass PPR Pipe, Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between fiberglass and aluminum composite PPR pipe?

For the Contractor: Both cut plain-PPR expansion. Fiberglass PPR-FG blends a glass-fibre layer into a fully-welded 3-layer wall, so it heat-fuses with no trimming and no peel-off risk. PPR-AL-PPR adds a true oxygen barrier and slightly lower expansion, but needs face-trimming before fusion. We supply both in PN20/PN25, 20–63mm, pick per spec.

How much does fiberglass reduce PPR pipe thermal expansion?

For the Project Buyer: The glass-fibre middle layer sharply reduces the linear expansion of plain PPR, so long hot-water and heating runs move far less and load fittings and supports less. In practice that means fewer expansion loops and wider support spacing on straight runs. Exact expansion coefficients per size are available on request.

Which is better for underfloor heating, fiberglass or aluminum?

For the Heating Integrator: Both are engineered for high-temperature heating. Aluminum composite is often specified where a full oxygen barrier is required in the loop; fiberglass PPR is preferred where fusion speed and no-trim jointing matter. Bekaatherm supplies both in PN20/PN25, so you match the project spec instead of the supplier’s stock.

What are the wall thicknesses of your fiberglass PPR pipe?

For the Engineer: PPR-FG runs from 20 × 2.8mm up to 63 × 8.6mm in PN20, and from 20 × 3.4mm up to 63 × 10.5mm in PN25, the full outer-diameter × wall table is on this page. Wall increases with both diameter and pressure class; weight per metre and packaging are available on request.

Do I need a special welding machine for fiberglass PPR pipe?

For the Installer: No. Because both outer surfaces are solid PP-R, PPR-FG welds with a standard PPR socket-fusion machine and the same fittings as plain PPR, no foil to trim, no reaming, no peel-off. One machine and one method serve your whole PPR system.

What pressure ratings, sizes and colours do you offer, and are they certified?

For the Distributor: Fiberglass PPR-FG comes in PN20 and PN25, 20–63mm outer diameter, in green, white and coffee, a shelf-ready matched range (Art. BK-13–24). It’s SKZ, ISO, CE and WRAS certified for drinking-water safety and customs clearance. Low MOQ, FOB pricing and full PN/size tables are available on request.

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