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HDPE Pipes · PE100 · ISO 4427

High-Density Polyethylene Pipes, Export-Ready for the Middle East

Bharath MEP supplies certified PE100 HDPE pipes and fittings for potable water, sewerage, irrigation and industrial networks — with full export documentation, third-party inspection support and delivery to GCC ports, the Maldives, East Africa and the Caribbean.

ISO 4427 / EN 12201 DN20 – DN1000 PN6 – PN20 SDR11 / SDR13.6 / SDR17

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Applications

Where Our HDPE Pipes Perform

Potable Water Networks

PE100 pressure mains for municipal and resort water distribution, corrosion-free for 50+ years of design life.

Sewerage & Drainage

Gravity and pumped sewer lines, leak-tight butt-fusion and electrofusion jointing for zero infiltration.

Irrigation & Agriculture

Mainlines and submains for drip and sprinkler systems in high-temperature GCC conditions.

Marine & Island Projects

Outfalls, intakes and island water networks — proven in Maldives and Indian Ocean environments.

Industrial Lines

Chemical-resistant conveyance for process water, effluent and slurry applications.

Ducting & Cabling

HDPE ducts for power and telecom cable protection on infrastructure projects.

Technical Range

Supply Specifications

ParameterRange / Standard
Material gradePE100 (PE80 available on request)
StandardsISO 4427 / EN 12201 / IS 4984
DiametersDN20 mm – DN1000 mm
Pressure ratingsPN6 · PN8 · PN10 · PN12.5 · PN16 · PN20
SDR seriesSDR26 · SDR17 · SDR13.6 · SDR11 · SDR9
Lengths6 m / 12 m straight; coils up to DN110
JointingButt fusion, electrofusion, compression fittings
DocumentationMill test certificates, third-party inspection, export packing list, COO

Every consignment is backed by written confirmation of resin grade, SDR and pressure class — so what you order is exactly what arrives at port.

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