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What is the full form of HDPE?

HDPE stands for High Density Polyethylene, a flexible thermoplastic material used for water supply, irrigation and industrial piping applications.

HDPE pipes are used for drinking-water distribution, farm irrigation, sprinkler systems, borewell delivery lines, industrial water pipelines and municipal water-supply networks.

PE63, PE80 and PE100 represent different polyethylene material-strength grades. At the same SDR, a higher material grade can support a higher pressure rating. Select the grade together with the required pipe diameter, SDR and PN rating rather than choosing by grade alone. Duke’s HDPE range includes PE63, PE80 and PE100 options.

Select outside diameter according to required flow and choose SDR/PN according to operating pressure. A lower SDR generally means a thicker pipe wall. For example, Duke’s 110 mm table lists a minimum wall thickness of 6.50 mm at SDR 17 and 10.00 mm at SDR 11.

Yes. Duke lists its HDPE pipes for potable-water applications and states that the raw material is supplied with a food-grade certificate. Buyers should confirm the applicable product specification and documentation for their project.

Yes. HDPE pipes can be used for borewell water-delivery lines with suitable pumps. Select diameter, PE grade, SDR and pressure rating according to required flow and pump pressure. For borewell wall protection, Duke offers separate uPVC casing pipes.

HDPE pipes can be joined using butt fusion, where prepared pipe ends are heated and fused to create a continuous joint. Fusion parameters should match the pipe size and specification. Duke’s current HDPE page explicitly supports butt-welded joining.

Duke’s current table lists coils up to 500 m for selected 20–50 mm sizes, 300 m for 63–75 mm, 200 m for 90 mm and 100 m for 110 mm, depending on SDR and specification.

HDPE pipe price depends on outside diameter, PE grade, SDR or PN class, quantity and project requirements. Duke states that pricing varies by size, pressure rating and order quantity.

HDPE pipes generally fall under HSN heading 3917, which covers tubes, pipes, hoses and related fittings of plastics. The exact tariff classification should be confirmed for the specific product before invoicing.

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