HDPE Plastic Coil Pipe Nominal Pressure 9.9 Bar [PE 100] OD 110 mm SDR 13.6 Color Black with Blue Stripes | Almona Factory

Almona Factory presents its premium HDPE coil pipes, engineered to meet the rigorous demands of water transportation networks across Qatar. Manufactured in accordance with DIN 8074/8075, these pipes are crafted from high-density polyethylene (PE 100) to deliver exceptional durability and performance in the region's challenging climate.

These pipes are designed to withstand high water pressure, making them a dependable choice for municipal and industrial water supply systems. With a nominal pressure of 9.9 bar and a minimum required strength of 10 MPa, they ensure reliable operation even under demanding conditions. Their outstanding flexibility provides superior resistance to earthquakes and ground movement, a critical advantage in areas with dynamic soil conditions.

The HDPE material offers excellent protection against UV radiation and chemical corrosion, withstanding a wide pH range of 2 to 12. This ensures a long service life with minimal maintenance—up to 50 years of trouble-free operation. The smooth inner surface reduces friction and energy consumption, enhancing overall system efficiency.

Available in coil lengths from 100 to 1,500 meters (depending on diameter), these pipes are suitable for a variety of applications, including potable water distribution, irrigation networks, and industrial fluid transport. Their lightweight nature simplifies handling and installation, reducing project timelines and labor costs.

Key Features

• Material: High-density polyethylene (PE 100)
• Outside diameter: 110 mm
• Standard dimension ratio (SDR): 13.6
• Nominal pressure: 9.9 bar
• Wall thickness: 8.1 mm
• Minimum required strength (MRS): 10 MPa
• Design safety factor: C=1.6, σs=6.25 MPa
• Color: Black with blue stripes
• Complies with DIN 8074/8075

Whether for new installations or upgrades in Doha, Al Rayyan, or Al Wakrah, these HDPE coil pipes offer a cost-effective and sustainable solution for Qatar's growing infrastructure needs.