Our products are safe, durable, and environmentally friendly.

The materials used in Hada products have a proven track record in terms of lifespan, safety, and minimal carbon footprint. We continuously innovate by incorporating post-industrial recycled materials and minimizing the amount of raw material required for our products, further improving our environmental impact.

Independent studies have shown that PVC has a significantly smaller carbon footprint compared to other pipe materials such as concrete and ductile iron. PVC has a longer lifespan and requires much less energy in each stage of production. It can be fully recycled and reused up to eight times, making it the only material with independent data supporting its environmental claims.

The pipe material is non-toxic and considered a green building material. It is non-corrosive and resistant to scaling, effectively improving the water quality in the pipeline network.
Polyethylene material is recyclable, and even in the case of incineration, it does not produce environmentally harmful substances.

Our products are at the forefront of innovation in sustainable development. Hada Company utilizes industrial post-consumer recycled ethylene-based materials recovered from factories and construction sites. The materials used in our pipes are 40% less than those used by our competitors, yet they deliver outstanding performance. We can refurbish existing pipeline infrastructure, saving energy and resources while minimizing environmental impact.

In recent years, global climate change issues such as greenhouse gases, melting glaciers, and rising sea levels have attracted widespread attention. Since the issue of the Paris Agreement in 2015, more and more countries and enterprises have joined the ranks of energy conservation and emission reduction. Jiangyin Huada has a strong sense of corporate social responsibility. We adhere to sustainable development strategies and actively participate in various green environmental protection activities. Although our influence is limited, we still want to do something to alleviate the global climate problem.