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PE100 Water Pressure Pipe

High-density polyethylene (HDPE) PE100 blue-stripe pressure pipe for drinking-water mains, pressurised irrigation, industrial service and wells, made to ISO 4427 / EN 12201-2 in coils and straight bars from PN4 to PN25.

  • PE100 compound with higher long-term strength than PE80
  • Pressure classes PN4 to PN25 by SDR
  • Coils up to 110 mm, 6 m and 12 m bars from 63 mm
  • Blue stripe identifies water lines
  • Butt fusion, electrofusion or compression fittings
  • No rust and low scaling

Today's approximate price: 32,900 to 38,810,500 toman per metre, depending on diameter and pressure (excl. VAT and delivery) Prices for every size

PE100 Water Pressure Pipe

Key Specifications

Product code
P001
Reference standard
ISO 4427 / EN 12201-2
Material & grade
PE — PE100
Outside diameter
20–630 mm
SDR
7.4, 9, 11, 13.6, 17, 21, 26, 33, 41
Nominal pressure (at 20 °C)
PN4 to PN25
Wall construction
Solid Wall
Supply form
Coil (50, 100, 200 m), Bar (6, 12 m)
Unit of sale
Metre
Applications
Drinking water supply, Irrigation & agriculture, Industrial, Wells & pumping
Dimensional options
170 rows in the specification table

What is PE100 water pressure pipe?

PE100 water pressure pipe is one of the most widely used pressure pipes for urban and rural water networks, transmission mains, pressurised agricultural irrigation and industrial service. The number 100 refers to a minimum required strength (MRS) of 10 MPa: the compound is designed to carry that stress at 20 °C over a 50-year design life.

The pipe is made to ISO 4427 and EN 12201-2, and its dimensions are defined by outside diameter and SDR. It is black with longitudinal blue stripes that mark it as a water pipe, and the carbon black in the compound protects it against UV radiation.

Choosing SDR and pressure rating (PN)

SDR is the ratio of outside diameter to wall thickness. A lower SDR means a thicker wall and a higher allowable pressure. For PE100, with a design stress of 8 MPa, PN = 20 × 8 ÷ (SDR − 1), so SDR 17 gives PN10, SDR 11 gives PN16 and SDR 7.4 gives PN25.

PN is defined for water at 20 °C; at higher temperatures a pressure derating factor from the standard must be applied. Besides operating pressure, account for surge, elevation changes and the field test pressure. The final choice belongs to the project designer.

Jointing and installation

PE100 pipes are joined by butt fusion, electrofusion or compression fittings. Compression fittings are typically used for small diameters up to 110 mm, while butt fusion and electrofusion are common for mains and larger sizes. Welding must be done with suitable equipment, clean surfaces and a trained operator.

Lay the pipe on a sand bed free of sharp stones and compact the backfill in layers. The flexibility of polyethylene allows gentle curves without extra fittings. Pressure-test the line to the designer's procedure before commissioning.

Handling, storage and supply

Small diameters (up to 110 mm) are supplied in coils, and sizes from 63 mm in 6 m and 12 m bars. Do not drag pipes on the ground and keep them away from sharp objects. Store bars on a flat surface with a limited stack height, and store coils lying flat.

For a quotation, enter the size, pressure class and quantity in the quote request form on this page; our sales team will confirm the approximate weight and the price.

PE100 Water Pressure Pipe — Technical Specifications

Wall thickness and weight are calculated from the standard series and are approximate; final values are confirmed in the quotation.

Nominal pressure:
PE100 Water Pressure Pipe dimensions
Outer Diameter (mm)SDRWall Thickness (mm)Nominal Pressure (bar)Approx. Weight (kg/m)
207.42.8250.164
2092.3200.134
20112160.118
257.43.4250.243
2592.8200.202
25112.3160.173
2513.6212.50.151
327.44.4250.39
3293.6200.331
32113160.282
3213.62.412.50.235
32172100.198
407.45.5250.607
4094.5200.514
40113.7160.434
4013.6312.50.36
40172.4100.299
4021280.251
507.46.8250.945
5095.6200.796
50114.6160.673
5013.63.712.50.555
50173100.458
50212.480.378
5026260.317
637.48.6251.47
6397201.26
63115.8161.05
6313.64.712.50.873
63173.8100.721
6321380.58
63262.560.494
6333250.399
757.410.2252.09
7598.4201.76
75116.9161.47
7513.65.612.51.24
75174.5101.02
75213.680.828
75262.960.675
75332.350.551
7541240.457
907.412.2253
90910202.54
90118.2162.12
9013.66.712.51.77
90175.3101.46
90214.381.2
90263.560.978
90332.850.79
90412.240.643
1107.414.9254.49
110912.3203.78
1101110163.14
11013.68.112.52.62
110176.5102.17
110215.381.85
110264.361.43
110333.451.17
110412.740.943
1257.416.9255.77
125913.9204.87
1251111.4164.08
12513.69.212.53.37
125177.4102.76
12521682.35
125264.961.84
125333.851.51
125413.141.23
1407.419257.25
140915.6206.11
1401112.8165.08
14013.610.312.54.22
140178.3103.46
140216.782.83
140265.462.32
140334.351.88
140413.541.54
1607.421.7259.44
160917.8207.96
1601114.6166.67
16013.611.812.55.5
160179.5104.52
160217.783.72
160266.263.04
160334.952.42
16041442
1807.424.42511.9
1809202010.1
1801116.4168.42
18013.613.312.56.98
1801710.6105.71
180218.684.67
18026763.79
180335.553.07
180414.442.49
2007.427.12514.8
200922.32012.4
2001118.21610.4
20013.614.812.58.56
2001711.8107.05
200219.685.78
200267.764.69
200336.153.84
200414.943.05
2257.430.52518.6
2259252015.8
2251120.51613.1
22513.616.612.510.9
2251713.3108.93
2252110.887.3
225268.765.89
225336.954.77
225415.543.86
2507.433.82523
250927.82019.4
2501122.81616.2
25013.618.412.513.4
2501714.81011
250211288.93
250269.767.3
250337.655.92
250416.144.83
2802610.869.1
280338.557.4
280416.945.58
3157.442.62536.5
3159352030.8
3151128.71625.6
31513.623.212.521.2
3151718.61017.4
3152115814.2
3152612.2611.6
315339.659.37
315417.747.52
3552613.7614.6
3553310.8511.8
355418.749.55
4007.454.12558.8
400944.52049.6
4001136.41641.3
40013.629.512.534.1
4001723.61028
4002119.1822.9
4002615.4618.6
4003312.2515.1
400419.8412.1
4502617.4623.5
4503313.7519
4504111415.3
5002619.3628.9
5003315.2523.4
5004112.2419
560962.32097
56011511680.8
56013.641.212.566.9
56017331054.8
5602126.7844.7
5602621.6636.2
5603317529.4
5604113.7423.6
6307.485.225139.261
63097020117.609
6301157.31698.454
63013.646.412.581.243
6301737.11065.995
6302130854.004
6302624.3644.159
6303319.1535.007
6304115.4428.397

PE100 Water Pressure Pipe — FAQ

What is the difference between PE100 and PE80?

PE100 has a minimum required strength of 10 MPa and PE80 of 8 MPa. For the same pressure, a PE100 pipe can have a thinner wall (higher SDR), which makes it lighter and more economical in large diameters.

Which SDR is a 10 bar or 16 bar PE pipe?

In PE100, PN10 corresponds to SDR 17 and PN16 to SDR 11. The wall thickness for each diameter is listed in the specification table on this page.

Is this pipe suitable for drinking water?

Yes. PE water pipes to ISO 4427 and EN 12201-2 are designed for drinking water, and the blue stripe marks water service. For public projects, ask for the required documents when you request a quote.

How long is a coil of PE pipe, and up to what size is coiled pipe supplied?

Coils are supplied up to 110 mm, in 50, 100 and 200 m lengths. Sizes from 63 mm can also be ordered as 6 m or 12 m bars.

How much does one metre of PE pipe weigh?

It depends on the diameter and SDR: for example, 110 mm SDR 17 is about 2.17 kg/m and 63 mm SDR 11 about 1.05 kg/m. Weights for 16 to 560 mm come from the Caspian Sanat ZAAL weight table; larger sizes are calculated from outside diameter and wall thickness with a density of about 0.955 g/cm³. Since PE pipe is usually priced per kilogram, this figure helps estimate cost.

What are 63 mm and 110 mm PE pipe in inches?

In the Iranian market a 32 mm pipe is called “1 inch”, 63 mm “2 inch”, 90 mm “3 inch”, 110 mm “4 inch” and 160 mm “6 inch”. These are trade names: the real size of a PE pipe is its outside diameter in millimetres.

At what temperature can PE100 pipe be used?

The pressure rating is defined at 20 °C. At higher temperatures the allowable pressure is reduced by the standard's derating factor; for hot water, use pipes designed for that service.