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Reno 100
PE100 polyethylene pipe for the transport of drinking water
Material: PE100
Standards: UNI EN 12201 ISO 4427 EN 1622
Application: Drinking water supply
Polyethylene piping systems manufactured from PE100 (MRS 10), black in colour with blue identification stripes and blue in colour, intended for the supply of drinking water and raw water prior to treatment, compliant with the requirements of the international standards EN 12201, ISO 4427 and EN 1622 and the national regulations for drinking water.
Certifications
Other options on request
Range and formats
| Technical sheets and documents | Language |
|---|---|
| fr - Reno 100 | Francese |
| de - Reno 100 | Tedesco |
| it - Reno 100 | Italiano |
| en - Reno 100 | Inglese |
| Certificates | Standard | Release |
|---|---|---|
| Certificate WRAS | BS6920-1 | --/-- |
| Certificate DWGV | DWGV GW 335-A2 | --/-- |
| Certificate DWGV | DWGV GW 335-A2 | --/-- |
| Certificate NF | NF EN 12201:2 | --/-- |
| Certificate Bulgarkontrola | BDS EN 12201:2 | --/-- |
| Certificate Onorm | ÖNORM EN 12201-2 | --/-- |
| Certificate Onorm | Önorm B-5014 | --/-- |
| Certificate Rina | UNI EN 12201 | --/-- |
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Suitability for the transport of pressurised drinking water
Reno 100 pipes are produced with polyethylene PE100 (MRS 10 MPa) and have characteristics which conform to the standard EN 12201, whose field of application foresees the distribution of water pressure for human use, which includes transport before treatments.
| Jointing method | Range of DN |
|---|---|
| Butt-fusion | DN ≥ 63 mm |
| Electrofusion | DN ≥ 20 mm |
Jointing
A piping system based on RENO 100 can be jointed through butt-fusion welding, electrofusion or mechanical compression joints. The choice of the most adequate jointing technique can affect the reliability and the long term behaviour of the pipe network. The range of pipe diameters intended to be assembled with different methods is summarised in the following table
