HDPE Pipe

HDPE pipe grade is a type of polyethylene (PE) plastic that is specifically designed for use in the construction of pipes. HDPE pipe grade is known for its high strength, toughness, and resistance to chemicals and environmental stress cracking. It is also highly resistant to moisture and water absorption, making it an ideal choice for piping applications.

Pipes made from HDPE pipe grade are typically produced using the extrusion process, which involves melting the HDPE pipe grade resin and forcing it through a die to create a continuous tube of plastic. The tube of plastic is then cooled and cut into the desired length to create the finished pipe.

There are several varieties of HDPE pipe grade, including:

• PE100 : PE100 is the highest-strength and most pressure-resistant grade of HDPE pipe grade. It is commonly used in high-pressure piping applications, such as water and gas pipelines.
• PE80 : PE80 is a lower-strength grade of HDPE pipe grade that is commonly used in medium-pressure piping applications, such as irrigation and sewer lines.
• PE63 : PE63 is a lower-strength grade of HDPE pipe grade that is commonly used in low-pressure piping applications, such as drainage systems.

HDPE pipe grade is used in a variety of applications, including:

• Water and sewage systems : HDPE pipe grade is commonly used to create pipes for water and sewage systems due to its high strength and resistance to chemicals and environmental stress cracking.
• Gas pipelines : HDPE pipe grade is used to create pipes for natural gas and propane pipelines due to its high pressure resistance and corrosion resistance.
• Mining : HDPE pipe grade is used in mining applications to create pipes for slurry transport and to contain hazardous materials.
• Agricultural irrigation : HDPE pipe grade is used to create pipes for agricultural irrigation systems due to its resistance to corrosion and UV radiation.