PE Water Supply Pipe

Product Introduction

PE water supply pipes are primarily manufactured from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), categorized by material grade into PE80 and PE100. These pipes offer numerous advantages, including convenient connection, simple installation, a long service life, excellent corrosion resistance, high flow capacity, lightweight yet high-strength construction, superior impact resistance, reliable sealing, strong resistance to stress cracking, and excellent low-temperature impact performance. They support a variety of installation methods and are primarily used for rural and urban water supply, food processing, chemical industry applications, the transport of sand or slurry, and irrigation/landscaping networks.

Product Features

1. Corrosion resistance

2. Flexibility

3. Low-temperature resistance

4. Fracture toughness

Executive Standard

GB/T 13663.2-2018

Common Specifications and Pressure Ratings

PE water supply pipes are typically classified based on their nominal outer diameter, wall thickness, pressure rating, and SDR (Standard Dimension Ratio) value.

Common pressure ratings include: PN6, PN8, PN10, PN12.5, and PN16.

Common Specifications:

Small-diameter coiled pipes: DN20, DN25, DN32, DN40, DN50, DN63

Straight pipes: DN75, DN90, DN110, DN125, DN140, DN160, DN180, DN200, DN225, DN250, DN280, DN315, DN355, DN400, DN450, DN500, DN550, DN630

Scope of Application

PE water supply pipes are suitable for a wide range of water supply projects, including:

Urban tap water supply networks

Rural drinking water safety projects

Water supply systems for residential communities, schools, hospitals, and industrial parks

Water supply network renovation projects

Agricultural irrigation and water transport pipelines

Industrial water supply pipelines

Transport of industrial fluids such as mineral ore/sand and slurry