Neproplast HDPE Pipes PE 80 Pressure 6 Bar Outside Diameter 630 mm Thickness 28.7 mm Color Blue

Neproplast HDPE pipes are engineered for demanding water infrastructure projects across Kuwait, from municipal potable water networks to large-scale agricultural irrigation systems. Manufactured from high-density polyethylene (PE80), these pipes deliver exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and a long service life, even under the harsh desert climate of the Arabian Peninsula.

With an outside diameter of 630 mm, a wall thickness of 28.7 mm, and a pressure rating of 6 bar (SDR 22), these pipes are built to handle high-flow applications with reliability. Their lightweight nature simplifies handling and installation, reducing labor costs and project timelines. The smooth inner surface minimizes friction losses, enhancing flow efficiency and reducing pumping energy requirements.

These HDPE pipes are resistant to bacteria, insects, and chemicals, ensuring water quality and safety. They withstand high pressure, heat, and ultraviolet radiation, making them ideal for exposed installations in Kuwait's intense sunlight. The blue color signifies their suitability for water supply, and other colors are available upon request. The pipes do not require painting and can be easily formed or welded using electric fusion methods, providing flexibility for custom layouts and secure, leak-free joints.

Key Features & Applications in Kuwait

• Material: PE80 high-density polyethylene
• Outside diameter: 630 mm
• Thickness: 28.7 mm
• Pressure rating: 6 bar
• Standard dimension ratio (SDR): 22
• Minimum required strength (MRS): 8 MPa
• Series (S): 10.5
• Weight: 54.100 kg/m
• Length: Straight 12 meters (other lengths available on request)
• Color: Blue (other colors available on request)
• Suitable for potable water and agricultural water transport
• Resistant to corrosion, bacteria, and UV radiation
• Lightweight yet strong, easy to handle and install
• Can be welded using electric fusion for secure joints
• Ideal for water distribution networks in Kuwait City, Hawalli, and Al Ahmadi