PE Black Water Pipes

There are different types of PE black water pipe. Some of the types of HDPE black water pipes include Type 2 pipes with dimensionally integrated protective layers of PE 100 RC, Type 3 pipes with dimensions conforming to DIN 8074/ISO 4065 with an outer protective casing, and inner pipes made of PE 100 RC.

According to a press release from the Plastics Pipe Institute, “PE piping has been used for water and other fluids in Europe and America since the 1950s due to its durability, leak free joints, resistance to corrosion, and long-term cost-effectiveness.”

PE black water pipes not only has good economy, but also has a series of advantages such as stable and reliable interface, material impact resistance, crack resistance, aging resistance and corrosion resistance

The strength of the PE black water pipes hot melt or electrofusion interface is higher than that of the pipe body, and the joint is not broken due to soil movement or live Load. In addition, under the rated temperature and pressure conditions, the PE black water pipes can be safely used for more than 50 years

PE black water pipes is manufactured by extrusion in sizes ranging from ½" to 63". PE is available in rolled coils of various lengths or in straight lengths up to 40 feet. Generally small diameters are coiled and large diameters (>6" OD) are in straight lengths

PE Black Water Pipes

Why are PE black water pipes widely used?

✔PE black water pipes offer several benefits over other drilling rigs such as:

✔Reduction of installation costs due to its flexible shape

✔It is easy to use on slopes

✔Resistance to freezing

✔Resistance to corrosion

✔Resistance to fatigue

✔Lightweight and easy to transport

✔Easy to install

✔Resistance to heat and cold

✔Safety of potable water and long-term reliability 

PE black water pipes are used for a variety of purposes. Here are some general steps on how to use PE water pipes:

✔Cut the pipe to the desired length.

✔Clean the pipe and fittings.

✔Insert the pipe into the fitting.

✔Tighten the fitting.

Differences between PVC and PE black water pipes

PVC and PE black water pipes are both plastic pipes, but they differ in composition and properties. PVC is a vinyl polymer, while HDPE is a polymer made from petroleum. PVC pipes are used more in residential applications, whereas PE black water pipes are used more in industrial applications. PVC pipes are superior in joining, and PE black water pipes are more durable when exposed to different events like rain, stress, and wind. Both HDPE and PVC pipes are stronger throughout higher temperatures. However, in particular circumstances, strength cannot be used to compare the two. PVC has a failure rating of 1 in 48,650 incidents, where HDPE is 1 in 10,000,000. This indicator shows that when exposed to extreme weather conditions, HDPE is proven to be more durable

PVC and HDPE pipes are both used for plumbing and other applications. Here are some of the differences between PVC and PE black water pipes:

Material: PVC pipes are made of polyvinyl chloride, while PE black water pipes are made of high-density polyethylene.

Flexibility: PE black water pipes are more flexible than PVC pipes.

Durability: PE black water pipes are more durable than PVC pipes.

Chemical resistance: PE black water pipes are more resistant to chemicals than PVC pipes.

UV resistance: PE black water pipes are more resistant to UV rays than PVC pipes.

Cost: PVC pipes are generally less expensive than PE black water pipes.

HDPE pipes have some disadvantages. Some of the disadvantages of HDPE pipes include:

UV degradation: PE black water pipes can be damaged by exposure to UV rays.

Temperature limitations: PE black water pipes have a lower temperature limit than other types of pipes.

Chemical resistance: PE black water pipes are not as resistant to certain chemicals as other types of pipes.

Installation: PE black water pipes require specialized equipment for installation.

PE water pipes can be used with a variety of fittings. Some of the fittings that can be used with PE water pipes include compression fittings, electrofusion fittings, and butt fusion fittings.

PE water pipes are used in many countries around the world. Some of the countries that commonly use PE water pipes include the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom. The PE black water pipes we produce can be exported to all over the world. We can accept customized products. For your reference, the following table is the basic parameters of PE black water pipes. Customers who need to customize other parameters of PE black water pipes can leave a message or contact us.  Customers who need prices can leave a message online.