Pressure Pipe PE100 50mm × 4.6mm SDR11 16bar Black/Blue DVGW - 100m Coil - 0706084

Pressure Pipe PE100 50mm × 4.6mm SDR11 16bar Black/Blue DVGW – 100m Coil

Rated to a maximum operating pressure of 16 bar (PN16) at an outer diameter of 50 mm with a 4.6 mm wall thickness, this SDR11 PE100 pressure pipe is supplied as a ready-to-lay 100-metre coil — sufficient for most mid-size pool plant-room to equipment-pad runs in a single length. The black body with blue identification stripe meets DVGW certification, confirming suitability for potable and pressurised water systems across European installations.

Desempenho em termos de material e pressão

Manufactured from PE100 high-density polyethylene, the pipe achieves its 16 bar pressure rating through the SDR11 geometry, where the outside diameter is exactly eleven times the nominal wall thickness. PE100 grade material offers enhanced stress-crack resistance and long-term hydrostatic strength compared with earlier PE80 grades, making it well suited to the continuous pump pressures found in pool circulation, geothermal and irrigation pipework. The well-dispersed carbon black pigment also provides effective UV resistance for any above-ground sections of a run.

Jointing & installation flexibility

Plain (spigot) ends are compatible with the full range of electrofusion fittings, butt-welding, and mechanical compression fittings — giving installers freedom to choose the jointing method that best suits site conditions. The coiled format simplifies trench-laying and open-cut installation, and the pipe can also be used for no-dig or pipe-rehabilitation techniques where the route allows. A temperature working range of approximately –50 °C to +60 °C (subject to pressure de-rating at elevated temperatures) ensures year-round reliability in Northern European climates.

Certification & traceability

DVGW approval (the leading German technical standard for water and gas installations, widely recognised across the EU) confirms that the pipe has been independently tested for dimensional accuracy, pressure integrity, and material quality. The black/blue colour coding is the conventional European indicator for potable or pressurised water service, aiding inspection and future maintenance identification. Buying in a 100 m coil reduces joint count on longer runs, lowering both installation time and potential leak points.