HDPE is preferred for pressurized water, irrigation, and seawater lines because it flexes, resists corrosion, and handles pressure well. PVC is commonly used for non-pressurized drainage. Choose HDPE when the route involves buried depth, movement, or higher pressure requirements.
Pricing depends on pressure grade, wall thickness, quantity, delivery location, and whether VAT is included. Pipes are usually quoted per meter or per coil. Matkel can provide an exact quote once the project specifications and required length are confirmed.
Yes. HDPE is corrosion-resistant and does not rust, making it suitable for seawater, brackish water, and coastal irrigation. Select the correct pressure rating and wall thickness, and choose UV-resistant material for exposed lines in hot climates.
Projects usually require compliance with Saudi Standard specifications, approval from the relevant authority, and quality certificates. Pressure grade must match the intended use. Matkel provides clear certification and product data so buyers can verify suitability before installation.
Common diameters range from 25mm to 250mm, with nominal pressure ratings around 10 to 16 bar depending on the line. Farms and irrigation systems often use mid-range sizes, while larger pipes are used for main supply and high-flow distribution.