PE Coated Steel Pipe

PE Coated Steel Pipe is a group of pipes that are coated with polyethylene over the metallic component. There are different types of PE Coated Carbon Steel Pipe products in use. Basic 3 types of coatings are used. The LDPE, the LDPE super seal and the HDPE are the three types. These differ due to the form of polyethylene used in the coating. The low density PE, the high density PE and the super sealing methods are the differences. The PE Coated Stainless Steel Pipe is beneficial in many ways. It avoids contact of the pipe’s carbon steel with the environment. This avoids oxidation and corrosion of the pipe. Since the coating is less expensive than an entire anticorrosive alloy made pipe, the coated pipes are cost effective. The PE Lined Steel Pipe can therefore be used in low cost applications as well. The lining acts as insulations under some conditions.

Various steel materials for 3pe Coating includes PE Lined Carbon Steel Pipes, PE Lined Stainless Steel Pipes.

Corrosive fluids do not escape or create localized corrosion in slow fluid flow areas. There are exterior coatings and interior coatings. The inside of the pipes are coated in applications where corrosive fluids have to be circulated; particularly under high temperatures. The PE Lined Carbon Steel Pipe then remains intact from the corrosion because the material never touches the corrosive fluids. The PE Lined Stainless Steel Pipe is up to six times more anticorrosive than the uncoated pipes due to the 3pe Coating. Another most important property of the PE coated pipe is that it is moisture resistant. If it is coated on one side, it makes sure that the moisture does not intrude through that side from inside or outside. In double sided Three-layer Polyethylene Coated Pipe the moisture never enters the 3 Layer Polyethylene Coated Steel Pipe material to cause any damages in the first place.