Al-Rajhi HDPE Pipes PE 80 Pressure 10 Bar Outside Diameter 1200 mm Thickness 88.2 mm Color Black

These Al-Rajhi HDPE pipes, manufactured from high-density polyethylene (PE 80), are engineered to deliver outstanding performance in Kuwait's demanding infrastructure projects. With a robust outer diameter of 1200 mm and a thick 88.2 mm wall, these pipes are built to withstand high internal pressures (up to 10 bar) and provide long-term reliability for municipal water networks, industrial cooling systems, and large-scale construction projects across Kuwait City, Hawalli, and Al Ahmadi.

The inherent properties of PE 80 make these pipes exceptionally resistant to corrosion, chemicals, and abrasion, ensuring a long service life even when exposed to harsh desert conditions and aggressive soil. Their high flexibility allows them to accommodate ground movement without cracking, a crucial advantage in Kuwait's shifting sands. Additionally, the material's non-conductive nature and resistance to combustion and chemical reactions enhance safety in various applications.

Key Features & Benefits

• High pressure tolerance: rated for 10 bar working pressure, suitable for demanding water supply systems.
• Excellent fusion welding: ensures leak-proof joints and a seamless pipeline.
• Corrosion and chemical resistance: unaffected by soil chemicals or aggressive fluids.
• High flexibility: adapts to ground movement and reduces the risk of breakage.
• Easy installation: lightweight and manageable, reducing labor and equipment costs.
• Non-conductive: safe for use in areas where electrical insulation is required.

Applications in Kuwait

These pipes are ideal for potable water transmission, sewage and drainage networks, industrial process lines, and irrigation systems. Their large diameter makes them perfect for main water supply lines in new residential developments and commercial complexes throughout Kuwait. The standard length of 12 meters (other lengths available on request) facilitates efficient transportation and installation across the country.