UPVC Pipes Nominal Pressure 6.9 Bar Size 6 Inch Thickness 4.11 mm White
Description
White UPVC pipes rated at 6.9 bar nominal pressure, 6 inches in size, and 4.11 mm wall thickness. Built for reliable water, sewage, and chemical applications across Bahrain.
Product Description
Our UPVC pipes are engineered for the demanding conditions of the Bahraini market, offering exceptional durability and chemical resistance. Manufactured from high-quality unplasticized polyvinyl chloride, these pipes withstand corrosive environments, making them a preferred choice for water distribution, sewage networks, irrigation systems, and chemical processing plants across the kingdom, from Manama to Riffa.
These pipes are lightweight yet robust, ensuring easy handling and quick installation, which is crucial for meeting project deadlines in Bahrain's fast-paced construction sector. Their smooth interior reduces friction, enhancing flow efficiency and minimizing energy costs. With a nominal pressure rating of 6.9 bar and a standard dimension ratio (SDR) of 41, they deliver reliable performance in both above-ground and buried applications.
Key Features
- Nominal pressure: 6.9 bar
- Size: 6 inches (outside diameter: 168-168.56 mm)
- Wall thickness: 4.11-4.62 mm
- Color: White
- Length: 6 meters (other lengths on request)
- Socket type: Welding joint for secure connections
- Excellent resistance to acids, bases, salts, and oxidants
- Environmentally friendly and recyclable material
Applications in Bahrain
- Potable water supply lines in residential and commercial projects
- Sewage and drainage systems for municipal infrastructure
- Irrigation networks for agricultural and landscaping use
- Chemical processing and industrial fluid handling
- Electrical conduit and insulation applications
Whether you are a contractor working on a new development in Muharraq or a facility manager upgrading piping in an industrial zone, these UPVC pipes offer a cost-effective and long-lasting solution. Their resistance to corrosion ensures minimal maintenance, even in Bahrain's saline soil and humid coastal climate.