Atlas 90mm x 6m Class 6 PVC Pipe, Used for Large-Bore Distribution Pipe

Yes, it is WRAS approved and safe for potable water applications.

Yes, it is rated as Class 6 for maximum performance under high-pressure conditions.

Yes, its tough PVC construction ensures excellent resistance to corrosion over time.

It is commonly used in water supply systems, irrigation projects, and industrial fluid transport systems.

Yes, its lightweight design makes installation easier without compromising strength or durability.

Yes, it complies with WRAS standards and other international benchmarks for quality and reliability.

Atlas PVC Pipe Class 6 is a durable, corrosion‑resistant PVC pipe designed for heavy loads and versatile environments. It is suitable for drainage, stormwater, roofing projects, and can be used in applications like sewage and waste management. It supports high pressure (up to 30 bar) and comes in a range of wall thicknesses and diameters for different installation needs.

Core specs include industrial-grade PVC construction, corrosion resistance, a high load‑bearing design, and a smooth interior with low friction. It is engineered for exact dimensional accuracy and is available in multiple wall thicknesses and diameters to suit various project requirements. The pipe is designed to withstand pressures up to 30 bar and is suitable for outdoor use with good thermal properties and limited thermal expansion.

Yes. The pipe is corrosion‑resistant and built to perform reliably in outdoor environments. Its materials and design help maintain long-term performance even in exposure to moisture, chemicals, and temperature variations typical of drainage and roofing applications.

It’s well-suited for drain and stormwater systems, roofing drainage, sewage and waste management, and can be adapted for marine or industrial settings. Its flexibility also makes it useful for custom configurations in manufacturing, oil and gas, and construction projects.

Installation is straightforward, but professional installation is recommended for maximum performance. Typical steps: select the correct diameter and wall thickness, cut the pipe to length with a PVC cutter, deburr the cut edge, dry-fit to ensure alignment, apply primer and solvent cement to joints, fit with fittings, and allow adhesive to cure according to manufacturer instructions. Check joints for leaks after installation.

The pipe features a smooth interior surface and a low coefficient of friction, which helps materials move through more easily and reduces resistance. Its lightweight and easy-to-assemble design also facilitates handling and installation on site.

Atlas PVC Pipe Class 6 is manufactured in a range of wall thicknesses and diameters to suit different pressure requirements and flow needs. To choose, consider the expected fluid pressure, the required diameter for the desired flow rate, and the overall system layout. Your local codes and installation guidelines should also inform the selection.

Yes. Ensure compatibility with the specific liquids being conveyed and follow local plumbing or building codes. Use appropriate PPE when cutting or fabricating, ensure proper ventilation when applying primers and solvents, and verify that joints are correctly installed to prevent leaks. Regularly inspect joints and supports as part of maintenance.