Polyurethane Pipe

Pipes and fittings made from polyurethane.

Introduction

Polyurethane pipe offers flexibility and abrasion resistance for demanding fluid transfer tasks.

  • Choose the correct diameter and wall thickness for your pressure requirements.
  • Verify chemical compatibility to prevent degradation when transporting solvents or oils.
  • Use barbed or compression fittings designed for polyurethane to ensure leak-free connections.

Select polyurethane pipe for your next project.

FAQs

Most polyurethane pipes handle -40 °F to 180 °F; check the spec sheet for exact limits.

Standard grades can degrade in sunlight; use UV-stabilized pipe for outdoor runs.

Use a sharp or fine-tooth hacksaw and square the ends before fitting.

Only if the pipe is certified NSF or FDA compliant for potable-water contact.

Push-to-connect or barbed fittings sized to the pipe ID provide secure, reusable joints.