UPVC Pipes Nominal Pressure 25 Bar Outside Diameter 180 mm Thickness 16.4 mm Gray | Al Watania Plastics
Description
Discover Al Watania Plastics' gray UPVC pipes, rated at 25 bar with a 180 mm outer diameter and 16.4 mm wall thickness—engineered for robust water distribution systems across the UAE.
Product Description
Al Watania Plastics presents a premium range of UPVC pipes tailored for the demanding construction and infrastructure sectors in the United Arab Emirates. These pipes, with a nominal pressure of 25 bar, an outside diameter of 180 mm, and a wall thickness of 16.4 mm, are built to deliver exceptional performance in water supply and drainage applications.
Manufactured from high-grade UPVC, these pipes offer superior resistance to corrosion, chemicals, and UV radiation—ideal for the UAE's harsh desert climate. Their lightweight nature simplifies handling and installation, reducing labor costs and project timelines. The smooth internal surface minimizes friction, ensuring efficient water flow and reducing energy consumption in pumping systems.
Compliant with international quality standards, these pipes are a reliable choice for contractors, engineers, and facility managers across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah. They are suitable for potable water lines, irrigation systems, and industrial fluid transport, ensuring long-term durability and leak-proof connections.
Key Features
- Nominal pressure: 25 bar
- Outside diameter: 180 mm
- Wall thickness: 16.4 mm
- Standard length: 6 meters (custom lengths available on request)
- Color: Gray
- Corrosion-resistant and UV-stable
- Lightweight and easy to install
- Leak-proof and low maintenance
Applications in the UAE
From residential towers in Dubai Marina to industrial facilities in Abu Dhabi's industrial zones, these UPVC pipes are versatile. They are ideal for municipal water networks, building plumbing, agricultural irrigation, and HVAC condensate drainage. Their robustness ensures reliable service in both above-ground and underground installations, meeting the rigorous demands of the UAE's construction boom.