PE Pipe, 20mm, 1/2 inch, 100 Meter, Potable Water Pipe, PE 100

Key Specifications

This PE pipe is designed for potable water applications, ensuring safe and clean water transport. Its 20mm (1/2 inch) diameter makes it versatile for various plumbing and irrigation needs. The 100-meter length provides ample material for extensive projects, reducing the need for multiple connections and minimizing potential leak points. With a maximum operating pressure of 12.5 bar at 20°C, this pipe offers robust performance under standard conditions. This pipe conforms to PE 100 standards.

Technical Specifications

Product Features and Benefits

• DVGW Approved: Ensures the pipe is safe for transporting potable water, giving you peace of mind about the quality of your water supply.
• PE 100 Material: Provides superior strength and durability, extending the lifespan of your water system.
• High Flexibility: Makes installation easier, especially in tight spaces or around obstacles. You'll appreciate the ease of maneuvering this pipe.
• Incrustation Resistance: Prevents build-up inside the pipe, maintaining optimal water flow and pressure over time. This saves you maintenance and replacement costs.
• Corrosion Resistance: Eliminates the risk of rust and corrosion, ensuring your water remains clean and uncontaminated.
• High Impact Resistance: Protects against damage from external impacts, reducing the likelihood of leaks and failures.
• Excellent Weldability: Allows for secure and reliable connections, minimizing the risk of leaks and ensuring a long-lasting system.
• Good Chemical Resistance: Makes the pipe suitable for a variety of environments, including those with exposure to chemicals or fertilizers.
• Excellent Hydraulic Properties: Ensures efficient water flow, optimizing the performance of your irrigation or plumbing system.

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How to Use (Step-by-Step)

1. Step 1: Planning and Preparation: Determine the required length of the PE pipe for your project. Ensure you have all necessary fittings and tools, such as a pipe cutter, welding equipment (if required), and clamps.
2. Step 2: Cutting the Pipe: Use a pipe cutter to cut the PE pipe to the desired length. Make sure the cut is clean and perpendicular to the pipe's axis (See Figure 1).
3. Step 3: Connecting Fittings: If using mechanical fittings, slide the fitting onto the pipe and tighten the connection according to the manufacturer's instructions. If welding is required, use appropriate welding equipment and techniques to create a secure and leak-proof joint (See Figure 2).
4. Step 4: Laying the Pipe: Lay the PE pipe along the intended path, ensuring it is properly supported and protected from sharp objects or potential damage.
5. Step 5: Testing the System: Before burying or covering the pipe, test the system for leaks by pressurizing it with water. Check all connections and joints for any signs of leakage (See Figure 3).
6. Step 6: Backfilling and Covering: Once the system is tested and confirmed leak-free, backfill the trench with soil or other appropriate material, ensuring the pipe is adequately protected.