Dredging UHMWPE Pipe For Sand Slurry

The Dredging UHMWPE Pipe for Sand Slurry offered by Shandong Yanggu Dragon New Material Co., Ltd. is a high‑density polyethylene conduit designed for abrasive slurry transport in dredging and mining operations. Available diameters range from DN30 to DN1200 mm, with wall thicknesses between 8 mm and 50 mm, and the length is supplied according to order requirements. The pipe tolerates temperatures from -265°C to 85°C and operates under pressures from 0.6 MPa to 2.5 MPa.

The pipe is manufactured from 100 % virgin UHMWPE, providing a surface roughness of 0.00022 mm, an elongation at break of 350 % and a low coefficient of friction of 0.0084, which together give excellent wear resistance for sand and mineral slurry. Connections are made by steel flanges or welding, and the material complies with ISO, CE, SGS and RoHS standards as indicated in the listing. Typical industry variants include reinforced UHMWPE with added carbon fibre for higher pressure applications, which can extend service life in highly abrasive environments.

Intended users include dredging contractors, mine tailings operators and thermal‑power‑plant slurry handling facilities. The supplier highlights a 14‑year experience in UHMWPE product development and a stock of raw material that enables rapid delivery, though exact lead times and minimum order quantities are not disclosed. Prospective buyers should request a formal quotation, confirm incoterms and verify any required certifications before finalising the purchase.

Shandong Yanggu Dragon New Material Co., Ltd. is situated in the Xiangguang Economic Development Zone, Yanggu, Liaocheng, Shandong, China (postal code 252300). The company holds a harbor‑level trust tier, with a response rate recorded as 0 % and no average response time logged.

The supplier’s profile states fourteen years of experience in UHMWPE pipe, plate and rod production, and ten years of exporting to mining and dredging markets. No specific production capacity, employee numbers or additional certifications are listed, so buyers should request detailed capability statements and quality‑management documentation.