Al-Rajhi HDPE Pipes PE 100 Pressure 10 Bar Outside Diameter 200 mm Thickness 18.2 mm Color Black
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Product description
Al-Rajhi HDPE pipes, manufactured from premium PE 100 polyethylene, are engineered to meet the rigorous demands of the UAE's construction and industrial sectors. With an outside diameter of 200 mm and a wall thickness of 18.2 mm, these pipes are rated for a working pressure of 10 bar, making them ideal for a wide range of applications.
These pipes are renowned for their exceptional resistance to harsh environmental conditions, chemicals, and corrosion, ensuring long-term reliability even in the most challenging installations. The material's inherent flexibility allows them to withstand soil movement and seismic activity, a critical advantage in the region's dynamic geological landscape. Additionally, HDPE pipes do not conduct electricity and are resistant to combustion, providing enhanced safety in various settings.
Featuring excellent fusion welding properties, Al-Rajhi HDPE pipes create leak-proof joints, ensuring the integrity of your pipeline system. Their lightweight nature and ease of installation translate to reduced labor costs and faster project completion, a significant benefit for contractors across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and the wider UAE.
Key Features
- PE 100 grade polyethylene for high strength and durability
- 10 bar pressure rating for reliable performance
- 200 mm outside diameter with 18.2 mm wall thickness
- Black color for UV resistance and extended service life
- Corrosion and chemical resistant, suitable for aggressive media
- Flexible and impact-resistant, unaffected by soil movement
- Non-conductive and flame-retardant for enhanced safety
- Easy to install with fusion welding for leak-proof connections
Applications in the UAE
These pipes are widely used for transporting gaseous fuels, water supply lines, sewage systems, and industrial fluid handling. Their robustness makes them a preferred choice for infrastructure projects in the UAE, including district cooling systems, desalination plants, and municipal networks.