HDPE Pipes

HDPE High-Density Polyethylene

The purpose of HDPE duct is to provide a clear, protected pathway for a cable, or for smaller conduits. The HDPE cable ducts are manufactured for mechanical protection to fibre optic, electrical cables etc. Basically HDPE ducts are used for installations of local and long-distance telephone networks, cable television transmissions, information transfer networks, etc. HDPE ducts are manufactured from high quality HDPE material and co-extruded with special lubricant providing a low friction smooth surface for easy cable drawing/blowing. The outer HDPE shell makes the pipe more tough and durable and enables the duct to withstand the pressure during high speed air blowing of cable as well as retain the roundness under soil pressure and traffic load. HDPE ducts can also be supplied with inner lubricated area in ribbed form. HDPE anti rodent ducts provide best solution to rodent attack by incorporating a bitterent in the pipe to dissuade rodents from gnawing it.

High-density polyethylene (HDPE) conduit is the preferred material to house and protect electrical power and telecommunications cables within. It offers unmatched corrosion and chemical resistance, is flexible, durable and available in long reel lengths to reduce joints and installation time. HDPE conduit is available in a variety of sizes, colors, dimensions and lengths.

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01. Flexibility, Ductility, Toughness :

  • Supplied in long coils on spools or reels, HDPE conduit is compact for shipping
  • HDPE conduit follows the trench contours and can be installed around obstacles underground
  • Bends and flexes without breakage, even with ground heaves or shifts, over a wide range of temperatures
  • High ductility, resists damage during transportation, handling, and installation
  • Excellent toughness to withstand jobsite conditions and provide long life underground
  • Resists brittleness due to aging or cold weather and retains impact resistance
02. Resistant to :

  • Chemical attack - HDPE is resistance to corrosive chemicals and aggressive soils
  • Corrosion - HDPE is non-conducting, does not suffer from corrosion due to soil or water contact
  • Bacteria - No host nutrients for bacterial/ fungal growth

03. Wide Temperature Operating Range

Polyethylene Conduit and Innerduct help sustain important aspects of our lives including communications, power, and electrical networks. HDPE pipe characteristics provide long-term protective conduit where its flexibility aids installation while maintaining excellent toughness and stiffness. Because of HDPE's inherent design, the conduit will protect the ever expanding systems as communities and technologies continue to grow.

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