Dizayn Corrugated Pipe
Corrugated Pipes are produced by two different manufacturing methods: Extruded and spiral methods. The inner and outer layers of these pipes are made of polyethylene and polypropylene materials. The inner layer has a smooth structure that carries the fluid, while the outer layer with ribs increases the strength.
High Corrosion Resistance
Corrugated Pipes show high resistance to corrosion, providing long-lasting use.
Chemical Resistance
Corrugated Pipes are resistant to various chemicals and are unaffected by abrasion and chemical effects.
Lightweight and Flexible Structure
With their lightweight and flexible structure, Corrugated Pipes can be easily transported and installed.
Leak Proof Guarantee
Corrugated Pipes prevent contamination of groundwater and soil with their leak-proof structure.
High Ring Stiffness
Thanks to its high ring stiffness, it does not deform and maintains its durability even under heavy loads.
Corrugated Pipe and Fittings
Corrugated Pipes are produced as extruded pipes up to 450 mm diameter and spiral pipes over 500 mm with high durability and long-life features. They offer reliable solutions in sewerage, rainwater, and drainage systems. For detailed information and price list, please visit our website.
Corrugated Pipe Advantages
Corrugated Pipes stand out with features such as high corrosion resistance, chemical resistance, lightness, and flexibility. These pipes offer long-lasting use and can be safely used in various application areas.
Corrugated Pipe Usage Areas
Corrugated Pipes are widely used in sewerage, rainwater and drainage systems, industrial wastewater lines, agricultural irrigation systems, and infrastructure projects.
Corrugated Pipe Technical Specifications
Corrugated Pipes provide high strength and durability with their double-layer structure. Extruded pipes are produced up to Ø450 mm in diameter, and spiral pipes are produced in diameters of Ø500 mm and above. Both types of pipes have high ring stiffness and are resistant to various chemicals.
