HDPE Pipes PE 80 Pressure 10 Bar Diameter 200 mm Thickness 14.7 mm Yellow | NEPROPLAST
Description
NEPROPLAST HDPE PE80 pipes, 200 mm diameter, 14.7 mm wall thickness, rated for 10 bar pressure, in yellow. Engineered for gas distribution with superior resistance to heat, UV, bacteria, and insects.
Product Description
NEPROPLAST HDPE pipes are manufactured from high-density polyethylene (PE80) and are specifically engineered for gas applications in the UAE's demanding environment. With a 200 mm outside diameter, 14.7 mm wall thickness, and a 10 bar nominal pressure rating, these pipes deliver reliable performance for infrastructure projects across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and the Northern Emirates.
These pipes offer exceptional durability, resisting heat, UV radiation, bacteria, and insect damage, ensuring a long service life without the need for external painting. Their lightweight yet robust construction simplifies handling and installation, reducing project timelines and labor costs. The pipes can be joined securely using electric welding (electrofusion) and can be easily bent to accommodate specific site requirements, making them ideal for complex trench layouts and directional drilling.
Key Features
- PE80 grade high-density polyethylene for strength and flexibility
- 10 bar nominal pressure rating suitable for gas distribution networks
- 200 mm outside diameter with 14.7 mm wall thickness
- Yellow color coding for gas applications (other colors available on request)
- Standard length: 12 meters straight; custom lengths available
- Lightweight (8.560 kg/m) for easy handling and reduced transport costs
- Resistant to heat, UV rays, bacteria, and insects
- No painting required; low maintenance
- Electric welding (electrofusion) for strong, leak-proof joints
- Can be formed/bent to meet specific installation needs
Applications in the UAE
These pipes are widely used in gas distribution networks for residential, commercial, and industrial developments across the UAE, including new communities in Dubai South, Abu Dhabi's industrial zones, and Sharjah's utility expansions. Their resistance to harsh desert conditions and compatibility with modern trenchless installation methods make them a preferred choice for utility contractors and municipal projects.