HDPE Plastic Coil Pipe Nominal Pressure 16 Bar [PE 100] Outside Diameter 90 mm SDR 11 Color Black with Blue Stripes | Almona Factory
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High-density polyethylene coil pipe from Al Mona Factory, PE100 grade, 16 bar pressure, 90 mm outer diameter, SDR 11, black with blue stripes, ideal for water networks across the UAE.
Product description
Introducing the HDPE Plastic Coil Pipe from Al Mona Factory, engineered to meet the rigorous demands of water transportation networks in the United Arab Emirates. Manufactured in accordance with DIN 8074/8075, this pipe combines durability, flexibility, and long-term reliability, making it a preferred choice for projects from Dubai to Abu Dhabi.
Key Features
- High Pressure Resistance: Rated at 16 bar, it handles high water pressures typical in urban water supply systems.
- Exceptional Longevity: With a design life of 50 years and minimal maintenance, it reduces lifecycle costs.
- UV and Weather Resistant: Withstands prolonged exposure to the UAE's intense sunlight without degradation.
- Earthquake Resistant: High flexibility of the pipe and welded joints absorbs seismic shocks, ensuring integrity.
- Chemical Resistance: Resists corrosion from chemicals with pH levels from 2 to 12, suitable for diverse applications.
- Easy Installation: Coil format allows for quick laying without extensive digging, saving time and labor.
Specifications
- Outside Diameter: 90 mm
- Standard Dimension Ratio (SDR): 11
- Pipe Series (S): 5
- Material Grade: PE 100
- Nominal Pressure: 16 bar
- Wall Thickness: 8.2 mm
- Minimum Required Strength (MRS): 8 MPa
- Material Weight: 2.14 kg/m
- Design Safety Factor: C=1.25
- Color: Black with blue stripes
- Length: Available in coils of 100, 200, 300 up to 1500 meters (for sizes 16 mm to 32 mm), and 100-meter coils for sizes 40 mm to 160 mm
Applications in the UAE
Ideal for potable water distribution, irrigation systems, and industrial fluid transport, this pipe is suitable for both above-ground and buried installations. Its resistance to harsh desert conditions and chemical corrosion makes it a dependable choice for infrastructure projects across the Emirates.