CORRUGATED PIPE

Nowshera Pipe Industries has two Production Lines supplied by world renowned companies namely Wavin Overseas, Netherlands and Corma Inc. Canada to produce the Structured wall, pipes of 4”, 6”, 8”, 10”, 12” and 15” dia.

Over the past several years the specification and use of single wall corrugated pipe for many applications has increased dramatically based on factors such as the pipe's strength, durability, joint integrity and long-term cost-effectiveness.

NPI corrugated pipe is the proven reliable, cost-effective and safe solution for your long-term drainage needs.

Structural Design Strength

NPI corrugated pipe is a flexible pipe system that performs well in both high cover and low cover applications. Its unique ability to support and distribute live and dead load enables it to meet almost every installation condition.

Joints

Silt tight and water tight joints mean that what's inside the pipe stays inside the pipe, and what's outside stays outside. This ensures that communities,citizens, ground water supplies and wildlife safer and more secure in their environment.

Durability

Chemical Inertness
PVC is one of the most chemically inert of all plastics and therefore is extremely chemical and corrosion resistant.

Abrasion resistance

PVC is very resistant to abrasion. These two characteristics give corrugated PVC pipe a significant long-term advantage over concrete and metal pipe.

Tolerances

Tight control of production and use of uniform, specified raw materials ensures that NPI pipe is manufactured to the tightest tolerances. Silt tight and water tight joints continue to perform under moderate deflections.

Quality

NPI pipes are produced as per international standards. To conduct prescribed tests a fully equipped laboratory is available
at our factory.


Installation

NPI pipe is light, tough and is manufactured in long lengths. This adds up to significant potential for installation cost savings.

Life Cycle Cost

NPI PVC pipe's life-cycle savings over alternative drainage systems are significant. Users can expect a minimum service life of 50 years in many typical drainage applications.