Ductile Iron Pipe Fittings with Good Quality Made In China
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 100 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 m.t./month
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1.Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Detail: | DN80-300 bundled with steel belt ( the bundle size see the product detail part) DN400-1200 are in bulk |
Delivery Detail: | at least 5days for MOQ |
2.Specifications
Ductile iron pipe comply with ISO2531/EN545
1)We are factory
2)Best quality
3)Competive price
4)On time delivery
3.Features:
Facilitating high resistance to loadings, pressure and vacuum with high tensile strength,
Enabling high resistance to corrosion,
Not requiring cathodic protection,
Less operating cost since cast pipes have larger nominal diameter than polyethylene pipes.
Being the best pipe in case of an earthquake, with its ability of resilience and resistance to impacts without deformation,
Long product life, exceeding 50 years,
Preserving the quality of water with healthy interior coating.
4.Applied Standards:
General Design | ISO 2531 |
Internal Lining | ISO 4179 |
External Coating | ISO 8179 |
Polyethylene Coating (Optional) | ISO 8180 |
5.Joint Types:
Push-on Type | TYT Type |
Standard Type |
6. Diameters:
Pipes | Ø80 – Ø1200 mm (L = 6m, and 5.7m) |
Fittings | Ø80 - Ø2200 mm |
7. Wall Thickness:
Pipes | C and K classes |
Fittings | Class K10 - K12 |
8.Test Pressures:
Pipes | for Ø80 - Ø300 mm | 50 bar / 40 bar |
for Ø350 - Ø600 mm | 40 bar / 30 bar | |
for Ø700 - Ø1000 mm | 32 bar / 25 bar | |
for Ø1100 - Ø2600 mm | 25 bar |
Fittings | for Ø40 - Ø300 mm | 25 bar (*) |
for Ø350 - Ø600 mm | 16 bar | |
for Ø700 - Ø2600 mm | 10 bar | |
(*16 bar for fittings with PN10 flanges) | ||
9.Materials:
Pipe | Ductile iron casting, minimum 420 MPa tensile strength |
Internal Lining | Concrete Lining, ISO 4179 |
Socket Internal 10.Lining | 200 micron epoxy coating |
External Coating | 70 micron bitumen coating on 130 gr/m2 zinc coating, ISO 8179 |
Fittings | Ductile iron casting, minimum 420 MPa tensile strength |
Internal Lining | Concrete Lining, ISO 4179 |
External Coating | 70 micron bitumen coating on 130 gr/m2 zinc coating, ISO 8179 |
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- pork isn't the truly source of b12. this has lengthy been disproved by technique of the precise PhD nutritionists many situations. It truly takes 0.5 a mind to figure out. Herbivore animals want b12 besides. they don't eat meat. they don't take supplementations. shall we see how do they stay, how do they stay longer than carnivores typically. they're blood count number, videos and haemoglobin are more desirable than carnivores it really is a demonstration of b12 properly nourishment. What a secret. to respond to your question oats and leafy vegetables.
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Ductile Iron Pipe Fittings with Good Quality Made In China
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 100 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 m.t./month
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