Neproplast HDPE Pipes PE 80 Pressure 12.5 Bar Outside Diameter 450 mm Thickness 40.9 mm Blue | NEPROPLAST
Description
Product Description
Neproplast HDPE pipes, from the trusted NEPROPLAST brand, are engineered for demanding water infrastructure projects across the Kingdom of Bahrain. Manufactured from high-density polyethylene (PE80), these pipes deliver outstanding strength-to-weight performance, making them a preferred choice for contractors and municipalities in Manama, Muharraq, and Riffa.
These pipes are specifically designed to handle potable water and agricultural supply lines, offering excellent resistance to bacteria, insects, heat, and ultraviolet radiation. Their robust construction ensures long service life without the need for protective painting, even under Bahrain's intense sun and high ambient temperatures.
With a pressure rating of 12.5 bar and a thick 40.9 mm wall, these pipes provide high-pressure tolerance suitable for main distribution networks and irrigation systems. The 450 mm outside diameter and standard 12-meter straight lengths (custom lengths available on request) allow for efficient planning and installation across large-scale projects.
Installation is simplified through electric welding connections, which create secure, leak-proof joints—critical for maintaining water quality and system integrity. The pipes are also easy to shape and adapt to site-specific requirements, reducing on-site labor and material waste.
Key Features
- Material: High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) PE80
- Pressure Rating: 12.5 Bar
- Outside Diameter: 450 mm
- Thickness: 40.9 mm
- Length: Straight 12 meters (custom lengths available)
- Weight: 52.300 kg per meter
- Color: Blue
- Resistant to bacteria, insects, heat, and UV rays
- Lightweight yet exceptionally strong
- No painting required
- Easy to form and shape
- Secure electric welding connections
Ideal for potable water networks, agricultural irrigation, and industrial applications throughout Bahrain, these HDPE pipes offer a dependable solution that meets the rigorous demands of the local construction and utilities sectors.