HDPE Plastic Coil Pipe Nominal Pressure 6.2 Bar PE 63, 90 mm SDR 13.6 Black with Green Stripes

This HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) coil pipe is engineered for reliable water transport in Kuwait's demanding environment. With a nominal pressure rating of 6.2 bar and a 90 mm outside diameter, it delivers consistent performance for residential, commercial, and municipal water supply projects across Kuwait City, Hawalli, and Al Ahmadi.

The pipe is manufactured from PE 63 grade material, ensuring excellent strength-to-weight ratio and long-term durability. Its SDR 13.6 dimension ratio provides optimal wall thickness for pressure applications, while the black color with green stripes offers superior UV resistance, protecting the pipe from Kuwait's intense solar radiation and harsh desert conditions.

Designed for a maintenance-free service life of 50 years, this pipe meets DIN 8074/8075 standards, making it a dependable choice for water distribution systems, irrigation networks, and construction site supply lines. Its coil format simplifies handling and installation, reducing labor time and material waste on site.

Key Features

• Nominal pressure: 6.2 bar (suitable for medium-pressure water systems)
• Material grade: PE 63 (high-density polyethylene for strength and flexibility)
• Outside diameter: 90 mm (standard size for efficient flow)
• Standard dimension ratio (SDR): 13.6 (optimized wall thickness)
• Color: Black with green stripes (UV-resistant and easy to identify)
• Manufactured to DIN 8074/8075 (international quality standard)
• 50-year maintenance-free lifetime (reduces operational costs)
• UV resistant (withstands Kuwait's harsh sunlight)

Applications in Kuwait

This HDPE pipe is ideal for water supply lines in new construction projects, renovation works, and infrastructure development across Kuwait. It is commonly used in residential plumbing, commercial building services, and agricultural irrigation systems. The pipe's durability and corrosion resistance make it suitable for buried installations, complying with local building codes and Kuwait's environmental conditions.