High-density polyethylene pipe is strong, durable, flexible and lightweight. When fused together, HDPE offers a zero leak rate due to the seamless nature of the pipe system. HDPE pipe offers a more environmentally sustainable footprint because it is non-toxic, corrosion and chemical resistant, has a long lifespan, and is suitable for trenchless installation methods. HDPE ducts or HDPE pipes are specially manufactured electrical conduits made from graded raw materials like PE 63, PE 80 and PE 100.
Advantages of HDPE Pipes
HDPE pipe is an excellent choice for the production of superior physical and chemical properties of the pipe and pipe applications. HDPE pipe with a 60 year history of being used with success so far that day and every day steel, concrete and buried in history as alternatives to PVC Pipe. HDPE Pipe can be melted at high temperatures with a very high chemical and crack propagation resistance of HDPE (High Density Polyethylene - High Density Polyethylene) is produced with raw materials. High density polyethylene raw material PE80 Natural Gas Pipes are produced.
Handling – HDPE pipe is much easier to handle and install compared to other pipe materials, allowing for significant cost advantages and ROI. Because high-density polyethylene is about one-eighth the density of steel, it does not require the use of heavy lifting equipment during installation. HDPE’s flexibility allows for bending without the need for additional fittings and can be installed over uneven terrain easily in continuous lengths.
Reduced installation costs – HDPE is especially well suited for trenchless applications due to its seamless capabilities and flexible characteristics which allow for a bending radius of 20 to 25 times outside diameter of pipe. HDPE is commonly used in directional boring, plowing, river crossings, pipe bursting and sliplining. High-density polyethylene pipe systems require fewer fittings and can be welded into seamless leak-free pipe runs, allowing for significant savings in labor and equipment.
Heat-fused joints – HDPE pipe can be heat fused together to form a joint that is as strong as or stronger than the pipe itself while being virtually leak free. Butt fusion and electrofusion are the most common and reliable welding techniques used to weld high-density polyethylene and offer significant installation advantages compared to traditional pipe materials.
Corrosion and Chemical Resistance – HDPE pipe will not rust, corrode, tuberculate or support biological scale or growth, and has superb chemical resistance compared to traditional pipe materials. HDPE performs exceptionally well in mining, dredging and similar applications, outwearing many more costly piping materials, and offers excellent corrosion resistance to corrosive acids, bases and salts. HDPE is also unaffected by bacteria and fungi, offering resistance too many organic substances.