Description:

Polyethylene (PE) is a low-cost thermoplastic that is characterized, among other things, by good UV resistance (soot-stabilized molding compounds), physiological harmlessness and good chemical resistance. Suitable for drinking water plastic pipes and high-pressure pipes. PM-H1000,  Polyethylene raised pressure resistance is a new generation of polyethylene material. And can be used also as PE100 grade. This grade is suitable for conveying fluids at ambient temperature. However, can be used up to 60°C with suitably degrading pressure class as per chart and graph given in the standards.

Application & Addition Rate:
Pipes
Advantages:
PE100, Excellent Creep Resistance,
Color:
White
Uses:
as pipes, Water supply and Drain Pipes
Characteristics:

Property

Value

Unit

Test method

Density 0.948

0.948

gr/cm3

ISO 1183

Melt Flow Rate (190 C̊ / 5 Kg)

0.16

gr/10min

ISO 1133

Tensile Strength at Yield

236

kgf/cm2

ASTM D638

Elongation at Break

>700

%

ASTM D638

Flexural Modulus

7000

kgf/cm2

ASTM D790

Hardness (Rockwell)

62

shore D

ASTM D2240

Impact Strength (Izod with Notch)

>50

kgf cm/cm

ASTM D256

Melting Point

130

oC

ASTM D3418

Softening Point (Vicat)

122

oC

ASTM D1525

Oxidation Induction Time at 200oC

>20

min

ASTM D3895

Heat Deflection Temperature

63

oC

ASTM D648

Brittleness Temperature

<-70

oC

ASTM D746

Storage & Packaging:
Store in dry place below 30°C away from sun exposure not to exceed 12 months.
Packed in 25 kg PP ffs 3 layers bag on 1270 kg.