HDPE Pipes PE 80 Pressure 6 Bar Outside Diameter 250 mm Thickness 11.4 mm Black | NEPROPLAST
Description
Product Description
NEPROPLAST HDPE pipes, manufactured from high-density polyethylene (PE 80), are engineered to meet the demanding requirements of water transport in the United Arab Emirates. With a pressure rating of 6 bar, an outside diameter of 250 mm, and a wall thickness of 11.4 mm, these pipes deliver reliable performance for potable water distribution and agricultural irrigation systems.
These pipes are exceptionally lightweight yet strong, making them easy to handle and install across various terrains, from urban developments in Dubai to agricultural projects in Al Ain. Their resistance to bacteria, insects, heat, and UV radiation ensures long service life even under the intense UAE sun. The smooth inner surface minimizes friction losses, improving flow efficiency and reducing pumping costs.
Installation is streamlined using electric welding methods, creating secure, leak-proof joints that meet international standards. The pipes do not require painting or external coating, reducing maintenance needs. Available in standard 12-meter lengths (other lengths on request), these pipes can be easily customized to suit project-specific requirements.
Key Features
- Material: PE 80 high-density polyethylene
- Pressure rating: 6 bar
- Outside diameter: 250 mm; thickness: 11.4 mm
- Weight: 8.590 kg per meter
- Length: 12 meters standard (custom lengths available)
- Color: black (other colors available on request)
- Resistant to bacteria, insects, heat, and UV radiation
- Compatible with electric welding for secure installation
Applications in the UAE
These HDPE pipes are ideal for potable water supply networks in residential and commercial projects across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah. They are also well-suited for agricultural irrigation in the Northern Emirates, where durability and reliability are essential. Their lightweight nature and corrosion resistance make them a preferred choice for contractors and developers in the region.