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Male Female Tee Compression Fitting Hydroplast PP PE₨ 273 – ₨ 599 -
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Male Female thread Elbow Bend Compression Fitting Hydroplast₨ 0 – ₨ 3,203 -
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Male Female Adapter Compression Fitting Hydroplast PP PE₨ 126 – ₨ 3,331 -
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Reducing Tee Compression Fitting Hydroplast PP PE₨ 315 – ₨ 9,506 -
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Reducing Coupler Socket Compression Fitting Hydroplast₨ 172 – ₨ 4,693 -
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End Cap Compression Fitting Hydroplast PP PE₨ 99 – ₨ 4,100 -
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Tanki Bush Plastic Hydroplast₨ 70 – ₨ 245 -
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Saddle Clamp Connection Clip Plastic PE PP Hydroplast₨ 230 – ₨ 8,200 -
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Equal Tee Compression Fitting Hydroplast PP PE₨ 190 – ₨ 9,506
What are the Benefits of PE Pipes?
- Easy Installation.
- Maintenance Free, Durable & Long Life.
- Resistant to Corrosion, Abrasion.
- No Growth of Bacteria, Algae & Fungus.
- Suitable for Extreme Weather Conditions.
- Non-Toxic and Non-Conductive.
What are the PN Rating of Euro Gulf PE Pipes?
The term “PN” in the context of HDPE pipes refers to the “Pressure Nominal” rating, which is a standardized designation used to indicate the nominal pressure resistance of a pipe at a specific temperature. The PN rating is a way to classify pipes based on their maximum allowable operating pressure.
For HDPE pipes, the PN rating is typically expressed as “PN” followed by a number. Common PN ratings for HDPE pipes include PN6, PN8, PN10, PN12.5, PN16, PN20, PN25, and PN32. The number represents the pressure rating of the pipe in bars.
For example, PN10 means that the pipe has a pressure rating of 10 bars.
Fittings Items HDPE
- Stubend HDPE
- Elbow 45 HDPE
- HDPE Elbow 90
- End Cap HDPE
- Female Adapter HDPE
- Male Adapter HDPE
- Reducer Socket HDPE
- HDPE Saddle Clamp
Where you Install HDPE Pipes and Fittings?
- House Connections
- Chilled Water Piping
- Drinking Water Supply
- Film Processing
- Oil & Gas
- Fiber Optic Cable Ducting
- Sewerage Lines
- Drip Irrigation
- Chemical Production
- Pharmaceutical Industries
What is the History of PE-Pipes?
Polyethylene was first synthesized by the German Chemist Hans Von Pechmann, who prepared it by accident in 1898 while Investigating Diazomethane.
When his colleagues Eugen Bamberger and Friedrich Tschirner characterized the white, waxy substance that he had created, they recognized that it contained long – CH2 chains and termed it Polymethylene.