Benefits of HDPE

Polyethylene (HDPE) pipes has become the most popular material for pipe systems as it offers significant benefits compared to alternative materials, namely:

Low maintenance
Low Cost of Installation
Long Lifetime
High Safety Record
Easily Processed & Recycled

Resistant to ultraviolet UVBA Rays

Compatible With the Environment
Low Maintenance – Polyethylene (HDPE) pipes retain their strength and functionality with minimum maintenance they are easily weld able into long sections, exhibit slow crack growth resistance along with resistance to rapid crack propagation and long lifetime in both static and dynamic loads.

Lower Cost of Installation – Polyethylene (HDPE) pipes are flexible, light weight and tough, enabling easier site handling and installation along with easier coiling into long lengths for easier handling and storage.

Long Lifetime – Polyethylene (HDPE) pipes can be certified to last at least 50 years and to withstand harsh terrains and climates with no corrosion. They exhibit excellent chemical resistance, abrasion resistance and good resistance to weather ability and UV along with resistance to micro organism and rodent attack.

High Safety Record and No Leakage – Weld ability brings leak free joints no over long distances, and the ability to withstand high axial and bending loads without joint failure. Chemical inertness ensures no contamination of water through taste and adore.

Easily Processed and Recyclable – Polyethylene as a thermoplastic is easily converted into various pipe and fitting dimensions and can be recycled in to less critical applications at the end of its lifetime.

UV Resistance: UV resistance is defined as the ability of a material to resist ultraviolet (UV) light or sunlight. UV light, or sunlight, will cause non-resistant materials and surfaces to fade or discolor. Sunlight is high in ultraviolet rays and is very destructive to coatings and concrete