In order to resist to the devastating effect of solar radiation, the exterior walls of corrugates pipes are made out of materials that were stabilized against ultraviolet radiation. PEHD corrugated pipes, fittings and accessories are used for external buried networks for rainwater and wastewater sewage, anti-flood systems, roads and rail road undercrossing, in free flow conditions (non-pressure) with temperatures up to maximum +50°C (accidental temperature increases up to +50% are accepted for short periods of time) and with pH between 2 and 12.

The range of diameters varies between 200 mm and 1200 mm and the ring stiffness (according to conform EN ISO 9969) in SN4 and SN8 classes.

Depending on the joining, the pipes are produced with or without socket, with standard lengths of 6.21 m for the pipes provided with socket and of 6 m for the pipes without socket. The pipe joining is done using O-ring gaskets from synthetic rubber (EPDM, SBR, NBR), ensuring the system’s sealing. The gasket geometry ensures the continuity of the interior wall of the pipes joint, leading to good hydrodynamic features for the transport of fluids, without places where solid material can accumulate and that can generate turbulences.

The ring stiffness (SN) in the joining area is ensured trough the overlapping of the socket over the profiles of the next pipe.