Polyethylene pipe and accessories

Polyethylene pipes are commonly used for fluid conveyance, such as drinking water, chemical liquids, gases, and other media. Their versatility makes them an ideal choice for applications in industries like construction, agriculture, mining, and more.

Features of Polyethylene Pipes

Polyethylene pipes stand out due to a series of features that make them a popular choice for fluid conveyance systems:

Corrosion Resistance: Thanks to their plastic nature, polyethylene pipes are highly resistant to corrosion and oxidation, ensuring a prolonged lifespan even in aggressive environments.

Flexibility: Polyethylene pipes are flexible and can bend without compromising their structural integrity. This facilitates installation in areas with obstacles and minimises the need for additional joints.

Lightweight: Compared to other pipe materials, polyethylene pipes are lightweight, simplifying transport and handling during installation.

Durability: These pipes are known for their durability and impact resistance, making them ideal for underground applications or in conditions of variable load.

What Diameters are Available in Polyethylene Pipes?

Depending on the applications we aim to perform, it will be convenient to use narrower or wider diameters.

25 mm Diameter

This diameter is ideal for smaller applications, such as garden irrigation systems, household water connections, and other low-flow demand applications.

32 mm Diameter

A slightly larger diameter, suitable for applications requiring moderate water flow. It can be used in more extensive irrigation systems, household water connections, and similar applications.

40 mm Diameter

This diameter is commonly used in agricultural irrigation applications, drainage systems, and other situations where a higher water flow is needed.

50 mm Diameter

A wider diameter, suitable for applications requiring significant water flow. It is used in more extensive irrigation systems, stormwater drainage, and similar applications.

What Advantages Does Polyethylene Pipe Offer?

Choosing polyethylene pipes for your projects brings a series of significant advantages:

• Low Maintenance: The inherent corrosion resistance and durability of polyethylene pipes minimise the need for constant maintenance, reducing long-term costs.
• Easy Installation: The flexibility and lightness of these pipes simplify installation, which can result in shorter work times and fewer disruptions.
• Energy Efficiency: Polyethylene pipes have low thermal conductivity, meaning they require less energy to transport fluids at the desired temperature.
• Chemical Compatibility: They are resistant to a wide range of chemicals, making them suitable for applications in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

Where to Install Polyethylene Pipes

Polyethylene pipes find applications in a wide range of industries and environments, such as:

• Construction: For potable water distribution systems, drainage, and irrigation systems.
• Agriculture: In agricultural irrigation systems and liquid fertiliser transport.
• Mining: For the transport of slurries and chemicals in mining operations.
• Chemical Industry: In the conveyance of corrosive chemical liquids.
• Gas and Oil: For the safe distribution of gas and oil in underground networks.

Types of Polyethylene Pipes

We offer a wide range of types of polyethylene pipes, including:

• High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Pipes: Durable and suitable for a variety of industrial and commercial applications.
• Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) Pipes: Ideal for potable water applications and irrigation systems.
• Medium-Density Polyethylene (MDPE) Pipes: Balance between strength and flexibility, suitable for various uses.