The fact that today PE pipes are used for transmission of water and gas means that PE pipe producing companies must supply the right size for different applications.
PE pipes are regarded as a multipurpose type of pipe produced in different sizes ranging from below one inch to 24 inches, that is (16 to 630 millimeters).
The criteria used for sizing PE pipes are taken from INSO 14427 international standard, and the sizing unit is millimeters.
But as most users are familiar with inch, for more convenience we have converted all sizes into inches.
PE pipes come in 25 different sizes, and each size is used for a specific purpose.
Size 3.8 inches pipe is the smallest size produced this kind of type is widely applied in agriculture, particularly dripping irrigation in greenhouses and dripping fittings, what makes these pipes stand out is their resistance and durability in the face of environmental conditions.
Size 1.2 inches pipe is another pipe size mostly used in agriculture and irrigation systems.
It is also known as single-chambered pipe while ordering 1.2 inches pipes we must remember to figure in the pressure of farm water and select among pipe pressure ranges of 6, 10, 16, or 20 bar.
Size 3.4 inches pipe is mainly produced in coils of 100 and 150 meters.
This type is widely used in gardens and applied for low volume fluids because it comes with the advantage of tight waterproofing power and covers 2 pressure classes of 16 and 10 bars.
Size 1-inch PE pipe is mainly produced in coils of 100 to 150 meters.
It is produced to tolerate different pressure classes.
Ranging from 6 to 32 bars.
This size is commonly used in agriculture and places where fluids of low flow rate are used.
PE Pipe Sizes
Polyethylene pipe commonly Kwon as PE pipe is designed in different sizes to meet different requirements.
In this part, I try to introduce some frequently used sizes of PE pipes, with their area of application.
11.4 inches PE pipes are applied in transferring water for irrigation purposes.
They come in different pressure classes ranging from 6 to 32 bars.
with a diameter of 40 mm is produced in straight 6-meter units and 100-to-150-meter coils.
11.2 inches PE pipes are generally considered appropriate for low flow rates in agriculture, and irrigation.
The diameter of this size is 50 mm, and it is appropriate for pressure classes of 5 and 32 bars.
2 inches polyethylene pipes are regarded as the quintessential size used in different industries and projects.
The 63 mm-diameter pipes can sand different pressure classes namely 5 and 32 bars.
it is produced as 6-meter units and in coils of 100 and 150 meters.
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