160mm x 2.2mm x 5.8m Class 4 PVC Pipe

Class 4 indicates a high‑strength pipe built for higher pressure. This pipe has a maximum service pressure of 95 psi (about 6.5 bar), making it suitable for high‑pressure irrigation and water‑delivery scenarios.

Diameter: 160 mm; Wall thickness: 2.2 mm; Length: 5.8 m. It’s described as lightweight and highly flexible, with a white outer coating to minimize UV damage.

Yes. The pipe is described as non‑toxic and suitable for water and gas distribution, as well as medical, chemical, and industrial applications, aligning with common non‑toxic PVC pipe uses.

Yes, the pipe is noted as being highly flexible and can be bent or shaped to fit the required geometry. Avoid sharp kinks and follow recommended bending radii to maintain performance.

Typical steps include: 1) cut squarely with a PVC pipe cutter; 2) deburr and smooth the cut end; 3) dry‑fit with the chosen fittings; 4) apply a compatible PVC solvent cement or adhesive; 5) assemble joints and allow the joint to cure before pressurizing the system; 6) test the system for leaks after installation.

Follow your local codes and standards for PVC piping, use appropriate personal protective equipment when cutting or bonding, store pipes away from direct sunlight to minimize UV exposure, and ensure the pipe’s pressure rating is appropriate for your application.

If you’re evaluating alternatives on Fepy, you can consider similar high‑pressure PVC pipes and compare dimensions, thickness, and length. For reference, see these potential options (all on Fepy): - 160mm x 2.2mm x 3m Class 4 PVC Pipe — https://fepy.com/product/160mm-x-2-2mm-x-3m-class-4-pvc-pipe - 180mm x 2.2mm x 5.8m Class 4 PVC Pipe — https://fepy.com/product/180mm-x-2-2mm-x-5-8m-class-4-pvc-pipe - 160mm x 2.4mm x 5.8m Class 4 PVC Pipe — https://fepy.com/product/160mm-x-2-4mm-x-5-8m-class-4-pvc-pipe

Consider the required pressure rating, the overall system cost (pipe length, fittings, and solvent cement), the 5.8 m length convenience, the 2.2 mm wall thickness for durability, and the non‑toxic material benefits. For high‑pressure irrigation or water distribution, the Class 4 rating offers a balance of strength and cost.

Regularly inspect joints and fittings for leaks, avoid exposing the pipe to extreme heat or direct, prolonged sunlight beyond its UV protection, and flush the system to remove debris. If any damage occurs, replace affected sections rather than attempting risky field repairs.

High‑pressure irrigation lines, primary water supply runs, large landscaping or agricultural drainage setups, and non‑toxic distribution lines in controlled environments where durability and UV resistance are advantageous.