HDPE Plastic Pipe 20 Bar Nominal Pressure PE 100, 180 mm Diameter SDR 9 Black with Blue Stripes
Description
Product Description
This HDPE pipe is manufactured from high-density polyethylene (PE 100), a material renowned for its exceptional strength, flexibility, and resistance to impact and environmental stress. Designed for demanding water transportation networks, it delivers reliable performance under high pressures, making it a preferred choice for infrastructure projects across the United Arab Emirates, from Dubai's urban developments to Abu Dhabi's expansive irrigation schemes.
With a nominal pressure rating of 20 Bar and an outside diameter of 180 mm, this pipe is engineered to handle substantial flow rates while maintaining structural integrity. The SDR 9 classification ensures a thick wall, providing enhanced resistance to ground pressures and external loads, which is crucial for buried installations in the UAE's varied soil conditions, including sandy terrains and areas with high groundwater levels.
Its black color with blue stripes not only offers UV resistance for above-ground applications but also facilitates easy identification in water supply systems. The pipe's smooth inner surface minimizes friction losses, optimizing energy efficiency in pumping operations. Additionally, its lightweight nature simplifies handling and installation, reducing labor costs and project timelines.
Key features and benefits:
- Nominal pressure: 20 Bar
- Material grade: PE 100 (high-density polyethylene)
- Outside diameter: 180 mm
- SDR rating: 9
- Color: black with blue stripes for easy identification
- Durable and resistant to ground pressures, ideal for buried pipelines
- Excellent for water supply and irrigation networks
- Long service life with minimal maintenance requirements
- Complies with international standards for potable water applications
Whether for municipal water distribution, agricultural irrigation, or industrial fluid transport, this HDPE pipe delivers long-term reliability and cost-effectiveness, meeting the rigorous demands of the UAE's construction and infrastructure sector.