PE 80 / PE 100
High-density polyethylene offers a long-lasting, flexible solution in natural gas and drinking water networks.
- Drinking water pipes
- Natural gas distribution lines
- Sewer and wastewater systems
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Different polymer groups, led by PE and PVC, are used in applications that need long service life and pressure resistance, such as drinking water, natural gas, wastewater and window profiles.

POLYMERS USED
In pipe and profile systems, the transported fluid, pressure level and installation conditions determine material selection.
High-density polyethylene offers a long-lasting, flexible solution in natural gas and drinking water networks.
Widely used in pressure and non-pressure pipe systems thanks to its dimensional stability and chemical resistance.
Preferred in hot and cold water installations thanks to its heat-resistant structure.
SELECTION CRITERIA
The right material should be chosen according to pressure class, chemical exposure and installation method.
Pipe wall thickness and material class directly determine the operating pressure of the system.
The nature of the transported fluid makes the chemical resistance of the material a priority criterion.
For profiles and pipes used outdoors, UV stabilization is important for long service life.
The installation method (welding, bonding, mechanical connection) affects material selection.
APPLICATION EXAMPLES
Pipe and profile systems have a wide range of applications, from infrastructure to in-building installation.
When choosing materials for pipe and profile applications, we recommend considering pressure class, standard compliance (e.g. PE 100, PVC-U) and installation method together. Contact our team for suitable products and sourcing options.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
PE 100 has higher long-term hydrostatic strength than PE 80, allowing thinner-walled pipe for the same pressure.
PE’s flexibility, corrosion resistance and weldability offer a safe and economical solution for long line installations.
Rigid PVC is widely used especially in non-pressure or medium-pressure wastewater and drainage lines.
Polymer type, standard class, diameter/wall thickness and market conditions are the main factors that affect price.
SOURCING FOR PIPE & PROFILE
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