Polyethylene (PE) Pipes for Water Supply

PE water supply pipes are produced from special pipe raw materials with advanced imported equipment. They feature excellent resistance to slow crack growth and rapid crack propagation,

and can be used in water distribution networks, urban and rural water network renovation, farmland irrigation water supply, etc. Practice has proven that PE water supply pipes are an excellent alternative to

traditional water supply pipes.

Executive Standard:

GB/T 13663.2-2018 Polyethylene (PE) piping systems for water supply — Part 2: Pipes

Large-diameter PE pipes are hygienic, non-toxic and scale-free, making them ideal for urban water supply mains.

With high stress resistance and wear resistance, PE pipes are widely used for conveying ore sand, coal ash and river dredging slurry as buried pipelines, featuring safety, hygiene and convenient construction.

They can replace cement pipes, cast iron pipes and steel pipes.

Suitable for old network reconstruction projects without large-scale excavation.

Characterized by convenient construction and low cost, they are widely used in pipeline renovation of old urban areas.

Widely used as industrial raw material conveying pipes in chemical engineering, chemical fiber, food, forestry, pharmaceutical, light industry, papermaking, metallurgy and other industries.

PE pipes have smooth inner walls and large flow capacity, allow cross-road construction and offer excellent impact resistance, making them ideal pipes for agricultural irrigation.

Lightweight and easy to connect, PE pipes are widely used for water supply and drainage inside large ships.

Landscaping requires a large number of water pipelines.

The flexibility and low cost of PE pipes make them the optimal choice.

PE pipes have long service life and high cost performance, so they are widely used in seawater desalination projects.

PE pipes feature unique corrosion resistance and can be used for industrial wastewater and sewage discharge with low cost and low maintenance expenses.