Features & Advantages
Technical Specifications
| Specification Item | Detailed Description |
| Product Name | AS 1579 3PE Coated Welded Steel Pipe |
| Standard Specification | AS 1579:2001 (Arc-welded steel pipes and fittings for water/wastewater & piling) |
| Manufacturing Process | SSAW (Spiral Welded) or LSAW (Longitudinal Welded) |
| Nominal Diameter (DN) | DN1200 |
| Outer Diameter (OD) | 1219.2 mm (Typical for DN1200 water mains) |
| Wall Thickness (WT) | Typical 8.0 mm to 16.0 mm (Customizable based on pressure rating up to 6.8 MPa) |
| External Coating | 3-Layer Polyethylene (3PE) |
| Coating Standards | AS/NZS 4321 (Polymeric coatings for steel pipes), DIN 30670, ISO 21809-1 |
| Pipe Ends | Beveled for butt-welding, plain ends, or spherical slip-in joints (Sintajoint style) |
| Standard Length | 12m, 13m, or customized as per project logistics |
Product Applications
Rigorous Quality Control & Manufacturing Process
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A: AS 1579 is the governing joint Australian/New Zealand standard for arc-welded steel pipes used in critical water, wastewater, and piling projects. Compliance guarantees the pipe’s weld integrity, steel chemistry, and pressure handling are fully certified to satisfy municipal engineers and public works inspectors in Oceania.
A: Yes. Under AS 1579:2001, the standard explicitly covers welded steel pipes intended for both water/wastewater transmission (rated up to 6.8 MPa) and for use as steel pipe piles in civil foundation projects.
A: While DIN 30670 is the global baseline, for Oceania infrastructure projects we can execute the 3PE coating to comply strictly with AS 4321 (the Australian standard for polymeric coatings on steel pipes). This ensures complete regulatory approval for municipal buried assets.
A: We offer three main configurations to suit your infrastructure design: classic beveled ends with cutbacks for field butt-welding, plain ends for mechanical couplings, and spherical slip-in joints (often required for rapid trench installation in water mains).