PE100 polyethylene pipe with higher MRS for higher-pressure or thinner-wall design.
What is it?
PE100 HDPE pipes use polyethylene compound with Minimum Required Strength (MRS) of 10 MPa — allowing higher pressure rating or thinner walls than PE80 at the same SDR.
PE100 is a higher MRS grade than PE80: at the same SDR it allows thinner walls or higher pressure rating. Bukan Pipe produces PE100 HDPE pipes for water, gas and industrial networks where the grade is specified.
| Pipe type | Single-wall HDPE extrusion |
|---|---|
| Maximum outside diameter | 630 mm (25 in) outside diameter |
| MRS | 10 MPa (PE100 designation) |
| Design benefit | Higher PN or reduced wall thickness vs PE80 at same SDR |
| Typical standards | INSO 14427-2 (water), EN 1555 / INSO 11233 (gas) — project-specific |
| Manufacturer | Bukan Pipe — Bukan, West Azerbaijan, Iran. Manufacturing since 1997. |
Contact sales or request a quote for diameter, SDR, PN and weight-per-metre tables matched to your project.
PE100 resists internal pressure; external vacuum or collapse requires air valves, anchoring and line design — see Technical Center.
Mechanical and thermal tests per laboratory scope.
