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New Study Confirms PE is Leak Free and Corrosion Resistant in Potable Water Applications Study of disinfectants on PE pipe conducted by Jana Laboratories is completed and the report is now available.

Three Cheers for Performance Pipe! Performance Pipe recently received three distinctions from the Plastic Pipe Institute, a manufacturing-based trade association.

Introducing Autocoiled Packaging for Natural Gas Tubing Performance Pipe is now offering its ½”, ¾” and 1” coils of natural gas tubing in stretch-wrapped autocoils. Historically this tubing has been banded.

Performance Pipe Responds to Inquiries on Non-Standard Packaging Materials Performance Pipe assures all current and prospective customers that we do not use off-specification pipe, non-standard start up materials, scrap, sliders or any pipe not specifically intended for gas distribution use in packaging or shipping materials.

Local Plant Supplies 36-inch HDPE Water Transmission Pipe to City of Austin Performance Pipe's Brownwood Plant recently supplied 800,000 pounds of high density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe for a water transmission main in the City of Austin.

Performance Pipe Continues Growth Performance Pipe, the largest producer of solid wall polyethylene (PE) piping products in the United States, has completed the expansion of its pipe manufacturing plant in Pryor, Oklahoma, northeast of Tulsa.

Performance Pipe Meets American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Provisions Performance Pipe produces all of its pipe and molded fittings products in the United States. These products are compliant with the Buy American requirement of the 2009 American Recoery and Reinvestment Act.

When Performance Matters Choose Performance Pipe PE 4710 High Performance Pipe Products! PE4710 resins have an increased density, higher tensile strength and higher resistance to slow crack growth, allowing pipe to meet higher performance requirements of the new standards.

Earthquake-Proof Pipes Truckee Meadows Water Authority (TMWA), in Reno, NV replaced a 100-year old wooden flume damaged by a 4.7 magnitude earthquake with high-density polyethylene pipe.

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