Ductile Iron Spun Pipes

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Ductile Iron Spun Pipes Specification

Other Material
Zinc coating (external), Cement (internal lining)

Feature
Corrosion-resistant, high strength, durable

Tolerance
As per standard (ISO 2531/EN 545)

End Protector
Plastic or rubber cap

Surface Finish
Smooth/Bitumen coated

Thickness
Complies with class K8, K9, K10 etc.

Surface Treatment
External Bitumen Coating/Internal Cement Mortar Lining

Size
DN 80 mm to DN 1200 mm

Product Type
Ductile Iron Pipe

Material
Ductile Cast Iron

Type
Pressure pipe

Shape
Round/Cylindrical

Standard
ISO 2531, EN 545, IS 8329

Alloy or Not
Alloy

Technique
Spun Casting

Diameter
Up to 1200 mm

Length
5.5 - 6 meters (customizable)

Tensile Strength
Minimum 420 MPa

Hardness
170-230 HB

Color
Black (external), white/grey (internal)

Minimum Elongation
10%

Connection Method
Push-on flexible joint

Corrosion Resistance
Excellent (suitable for underground use)

Lining Material
Sulphate Resistant Cement or Standard Cement

Joint Type
Socket and Spigot with rubber gasket

Storage Condition
Should be stored on a flat surface, protected from mechanical damage

Pipe Weight
Depends on size and class (refer product catalogue)

Class
K7, K8, K9, K10, K12

Application
Water supply, sewage, irrigation, industrial

Heat Resistance
Suitable for water temperatures up to 50C

External Protection
Bitumen coating with zinc coating

Maximum Working Pressure
Up to 25 bar

Ductile Iron Spun Pipes About

Procure your exclusive, kingly range of Ductile Iron Spun Pipes-your last chance to own an exquisite solution engineered for water supply, sewage, irrigation, and industrial demands. Each sterling pipe boasts a socket and spigot joint with a superior rubber gasket, ensuring foolproof, push-on flexible connections. With corrosion-resistant bitumen and zinc external protection, high strength, and heat resistance up to 50C, these pipes command excellence. Choose from classes K7 to K12 for robust performance under 25 bar. Sourced and supplied across India, these pipes are a testament to enduring quality.

Applications & Users of Ductile Iron Spun Pipes

Ductile Iron Spun Pipes are extensively used in municipal water supply, sewage treatment, irrigation canals, and industrial piping. Ideal for underground and above-ground installations, these pipes are trusted by civil contractors, municipal authorities, and industrial engineers for both new projects and maintenance works. Their durability and high pressure performance make them suitable for any rigorous, long-term water conveyance needs at diverse civil and industrial sites.

Export Markets, Ports & Supply Estimates

Our Kingly Ductile Iron Spun Pipes are primarily exported to the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia, and Europe. Dispatched from India's major FOB ports, we offer estimations and quotations tailored to the lowest price for bulk requirements. With the capacity to supply large orders promptly, we ensure dependable exports and customized shipments that cater to your scale and schedule, making us a sought-after supplier in the international market.

FAQ's of Ductile Iron Spun Pipes:

Q: How are ductile iron spun pipes connected during installation?

A: These pipes utilize a socket and spigot joint system with a rubber gasket, allowing for a flexible, push-on connection that speeds up installation and ensures leak-proof performance.

Q: What applications benefit the most from ductile iron spun pipes?

A: Ductile iron spun pipes are highly suited for water supply, sewage systems, irrigation projects, and various industrial applications due to their superior strength, corrosion resistance, and durability.

Q: Where can I find details about pipe weight and sizing?

A: Pipe weight depends on the diameter and class; refer to the product catalogue for comprehensive size and weight specifications ranging from DN 80 mm up to DN 1200 mm.

Q: What is the main benefit of the corrosion-resistant features?

A: Featuring zinc and bitumen external coatings and sulphate-resistant cement lining, these pipes offer exceptional corrosion resistance-ideal for underground installations, ensuring longevity and reduced maintenance costs.

Q: When should the pipes be stored and handled in a particular way?

A: Ductile iron spun pipes should always be stored on a flat surface, away from mechanical damage, and protected to preserve their surface finish and structural integrity until installation.

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