Drip Irrigation Pipes - Rubber Material, Designed For Efficient Farming Applications | Ideal For Drip Irrigation Usage

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6.5 INR (Approx.)

12.00 - 50.00 INR (Approx.)

10.0 INR (Approx.)

Drip Irrigation Pipes

Irrigation Emitting Pipes

HDPE

Drip Irrigation

For Agriculture Use

5000 Per Month

5000 Per Day

800000 Per Year

1Roll has a length of 50 meters

Packing details for Lateral HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) pipes can vary depending on the pipe size, length, pressure rating, and manufacturer. However, there are standard practices commonly followed in the industry to ensure safe transportation and storage. HDPE Pipe Packing Details:1. Bundling:Small diameter pipes ( 20mm to 110mm) are usually bundled in coils.Common coil lengths: 50m, 100m, 200m, up to 500m depending on the diameter.Bundles are tied using plastic straps or polypropylene ropes.Wrapped in LDPE stretch film or woven bags to protect from UV and damage.Larger diameter pipes ( >110mm) are straight lengths.Typically 6m or 12m straight pipes.Packed in bundles of several pipes per bundle (number depends on pipe diameter).Bundles are secured with nylon or metal straps.Ends are often capped with plastic end caps to prevent dust and damage.2. Wooden Supports or Pallets:For export or long-distance transportation, wooden crates or pallets may be used to stabilize the bundles.Blocking and bracing is done to avoid shifting during transit.3. Marking and Labeling:Each bundle or coil is labeled with:Pipe size (OD, wall thickness)Pressure rating (PN2.5., PN10, PN16)Material grade (PE63., PE100, PE80)Standard followed ( ISO 4427, DIN 8074)Manufacturing date, batch number, and manufacturer's name/logo4. Protection:UV-resistant wrapping (especially for outdoor storage).Pipe ends sealed or capped to avoid contamination.5. Container/Truck Loading:Pipes are stacked carefully in layers to optimize space.Heavy pipes at the bottom, lighter on top.Use of dunnage to separate layers and avoid deformation.

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