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Polyethylene is now in widespread use for industrial pipework systems, as well as for buried gas and water pipelines, where it is the dominant material.
One of the major benefits is that Polyethylene is virtually unbreakable due to impact at temperatures above 5ºC, and remains very tough at temperatures as low as -40ºC. It is also exceptionally resistant to abrasion, and will outlast steel or other hard materials in most slurry handling applications.
Polyethylene is relatively low in weight, and its flexibility makes it suitable for temporary pipelines which are lain on rough ground or where buried in unstable ground conditions.
It has very good chemical resistance, and will withstand most acids and caustic substances. It is insoluble in all organic and inorganic solvents at 20ºC, but it will not resist strong oxidising acids.
Polyethylene is joined by heat, and both socket fusion, butt fusion welding and electrofusion equipment is available for sale or hire.
PE80 Pipes - MM Dimensions
• Manufactured to DIN standards
• Diameters from 16mm to 1400mm
PE100 Pipes and Fittings - MM Dimensions
• Manufactured to DIN standards
• Diameters from 20mm to 800mm
PE80 Electrically Conductive Pipes and Fittings - MM Dimensions
• Manufactured to DIN standards
• Diameters from 32mm to 400mm
PE100 FM Approved Pipes and Fittings - MM Dimensions
• FM (Factory Mutual) approved for underground fire protection service
• Manufactured to DIN standards
• Diameters from 63mm to 400mm
Polyethylene Valves
• Ball valves
IPS Flow Systems supply polyethylene pipes, pipe fittings, vales and piping by AGRU.
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