HDPE Polyethylene Coil Pipe Nominal Pressure 6.2 Bar PE 63 OD 90 mm SDR 13.6 Black
Description
Product Description
Engineered for the demanding conditions of Bahrain's agricultural and construction sectors, this HDPE polyethylene coil pipe delivers reliable performance for irrigation networks and liquid conveyance. Manufactured from high-density polyethylene (PE 63), it combines exceptional flexibility with outstanding impact resistance, ensuring durability even under the intense heat and UV exposure common across the Kingdom.
With a nominal pressure rating of 6.2 bar and a standard dimension ratio (SDR) of 13.6, this pipe is well-suited for medium-pressure applications, including drip irrigation systems, water supply lines, and temporary or permanent piping installations. Its 90 mm outer diameter offers a practical flow capacity for both residential and commercial projects, from farmlands in Riffa to urban developments in Manama and Muharraq.
The black pigmentation provides inherent UV stabilization, extending the pipe's service life when installed above ground. Compliant with DIN 8074/8075 standards, this product meets rigorous quality benchmarks, making it a dependable choice for contractors and suppliers across Bahrain.
Key Features & Benefits
- Nominal pressure: 6.2 bar – reliable for medium-pressure systems
- Material: PE 63 high-density polyethylene – strong, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant
- Outside diameter: 90 mm – efficient flow for irrigation and water transfer
- SDR 13.6 – consistent wall thickness for uniform strength
- Black color – UV-resistant, suitable for exposed installations
- Complies with DIN 8074/8075 – trusted international standard
- Flexible coil format – easy handling, transport, and installation in tight spaces
- Low maintenance – resistant to chemicals, abrasion, and environmental stress cracking
Whether for agricultural irrigation in the Northern Governorate or infrastructure projects in the Capital Governorate, this HDPE coil pipe offers a cost-effective and long-lasting solution for Bahrain's evolving water management needs.