High Density Poly-Ethylene.PipesThe efficient use of "ASPRA Pipe's" HDPE Pipes is not limited to the above mentioned applications only.Its useful applications are diverse. For instance, when the need to carry water over a river arises,building a bridge for a surface pipeline would not be a cost effective solution. Further an underwater pipeline of other conventional materials would be susceptible to fracture on the undulating river bed and corrosion owing to salinity. "ASPRA Pipe's" HDPE pipes being flexible and chemically inert are the solution. The pipeline may be assembled, floated on the water, aligned and then sunk by merely filling it with water. That’s the convenience in installation no other pipe can offer. These versatile pipes may also be used in cooking gas distribution networks,transportation of corrosive chemicals, chilled water & compressed air within a plant, transportation of products such as milk, food processing, edible oils etc.. HISTORY OF THE PIPE/DUCT INDUSTRY In the earlier days, the commonly used piping material was M.S., R.C.C., Cement, etc. As the time advanced, these materials proved to be costly in handling, installation and maintenance. This led to the discovery of pipes/ducts made from plastic materials. The plastic industry today is the bedro ck of modern

High Density Poly-Ethylene.PipesThe efficient use of "ASPRA Pipe's" HDPE Pipes is not limited to the above mentioned applications only.Its useful applications are diverse. For instance, when the need to carry water over a river arises,building a bridge for a surface pipeline would not be a cost effective solution. Further an underwater pipeline of other conventional materials would be susceptible to fracture on the undulating river bed and corrosion owing to salinity. "ASPRA Pipe's" HDPE pipes being flexible and chemically inert are the solution. The pipeline may be assembled, floated on the water, aligned and then sunk by merely filling it with water. That’s the convenience in installation no other pipe can offer. These versatile pipes may also be used in cooking gas distribution networks,transportation of corrosive chemicals, chilled water & compressed air within a plant, transportation of products such as milk, food processing, edible oils etc.. HISTORY OF THE PIPE/DUCT INDUSTRY In the earlier days, the commonly used piping material was M.S., R.C.C., Cement, etc. As the time advanced, these materials proved to be costly in handling, installation and maintenance. This led to the discovery of pipes/ducts made from plastic materials. The plastic industry today is the bedro ck of modern