Spiral polyethylene pipe

Spiral polyethylene pipe is generally made in large sizes. Its walls are made of high density polyethylene (HDPE). Of course, the method of making this type of pipe is high technology. Polyethylene spiral pipe can be used for fluid transfer under gravity conditions and low pressure applications. The raw materials of spiral polyethylene pipes also include the general specifications of polyethylene pipes.

Spiral pipe is a component of double-walled polyethylene pipes. Double-walled pipes are made in the production process as two internal and external walls. The design thinking in these pipes is based on the transfer of fluids with low internal pressures. But it needs to withstand external pressure in a buried position and under load from outside. Therefore, it is designed to have a high annular resistance. At the same time, it has a lower weight than single-walled pipes. In addition to external strength, the advantages of these pipes include flexibility, lightness, easy and fast installation, low roughness coefficient, corrosion resistance and compliance with environmental standards and its non-toxicity.

Polyethylene spiral pipes are also technically lighter than single-walled pipes. In cases where fluids are transferred at low pressure, it can be used to transport wastewater or similar fluids.

In addition, spiral polyethylene pipes can be used instead of this type of pipe in cases where the soil weight is higher than the bearing threshold of corrugated pipes. Spiral polyethylene pipes can also be used in fluid transfer or air transfer channels under the soil. Or be used on the ground at low pressures.

Application of polyethylene spiral pipe

Use in sewage transmission lines
Use in reservoirs and catchments
Repair of old sewage transmission lines
Manhole construction
Construction of reputation (bridge)
Construction of chemical storage tanks and septic tanks
Create non-level passages