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HDPEFACTORYPE100 Pipe Manufacturer
Large-bore PE100 pipe and coloured conduit filling the storage yard behind the plant

HDPE Pipe

Large Diameter Pipe

Solid-wall pipe up to DN1600 for transmission mains, outfalls and industrial cooling water.

A large-diameter PE100 pipe on the roller bed, the bore wide enough to show the full wall thickness

Large diameter HDPE pipe is where manufacturing capability shows. Our two largest lines run solid-wall PE100 to DN1600 with wall thickness control that holds ovality and eccentricity inside standard tolerance — critical when the pipe has to be butt-fused in the field with a machine that costs more per day than the pipe.

Because these sizes dominate freight cost, we plan loading with the customer before production: nesting smaller diameters inside larger, cutting to container-optimised lengths, or shipping in flat-rack and open-top configurations for the biggest sizes.

Key features

  • Solid wall to DN1600 on dedicated large-bore lines
  • Tight ovality and eccentricity control for reliable field butt fusion
  • Container, flat-rack and open-top loading plans prepared before production
  • On-site fusion supervision and operator training available
  • Matching fabricated bends, tees and flanged spools to DN1600

Specifications

Large Diameter Pipe technical specifications
Diameter rangeDN630 – DN1600
SDRSDR 33 – SDR 11
StandardsISO 4427, EN 12201, ASTM F714, AS/NZS 4130
Lengths6 m, 11.8 m, 12 m or project-specific
JointingButt fusion, electrofusion, flanged

Frequently asked questions

How does large diameter pipe ship?
It depends on the size. To DN1200 we can usually nest smaller diameters inside larger ones and load standard containers. Above that, flat-rack or open-top is normal, and the loading plan is agreed before production because it changes the cut length. Freight often costs more than the pipe at these sizes, so we plan it first.
Why does ovality matter so much on big pipe?
Because field butt fusion needs the two ends to meet squarely. An out-of-round DN1400 end will not clamp true, and a fusion machine at that size costs more per day than the pipe it is joining. We hold ovality and eccentricity inside standard tolerance specifically so the joint goes right the first time.
Do you support installation on site?
We provide fusion procedure guidance and operator training, and can arrange a supervisor for the first joints on large-diameter work. We do not carry out installation ourselves — the contractor holds that scope and the liability with it.

Where this pipe goes to work

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