pvc pipes

PVC pipes consist of Polyvinyl Chloride polymer. Plumbing classifications split them into uPVC (cold water/drainage) and CPVC (hot/cold distribution). HDPE and LDPE serve specialized high-pressure or irrigation roles.

UPVC, CPVC, HDPE, and LDPE dominate the market. uPVC handles general plumbing. CPVC manages thermal loads. HDPE supports trenchless and high-pressure networks. LDPE covers low-pressure irrigation.

Prices range from 15 SAR/meter for economy ½" lines to 350+ SAR/meter for premium 12" pressure-rated systems. Volume discounts and pressure class specifications directly impact final costs.

Distribution networks, sewage drainage, electrical conduits, irrigation mains, and industrial chemical transport. Corrosion resistance and low maintenance drive widespread adoption.

uPVC suits cold water and drainage. CPVC handles thermal stress up to 93°C. HDPE provides flexibility for trenchless installs and high-pressure mains. Selection depends on temperature, pressure, and installation methodology.

SASO-ISO-1452-2 and ASTM D-1785 govern specifications. Common pressure classes include PN6, PN10, PN16, and PN25, selected based on pump output and elevation requirements.

PVC maintains structural integrity at temperatures up to 60°C. Saline soils do not degrade the polymer. UV shielding and proper bedding prevent surface cracking and mechanical stress.

Yes. Matkel’s inventory carries active SASO certification marks. Always verify batch documentation against SBC ventilation and plumbing codes before installation.