Steel Reinforced Concrete Spun ELEPipe

Description

Steel Reinforced Concrete Pipes

Built to Last Over 100 Years

Steel Reinforced Concrete Pipes are a robust, low-risk solution for modern infrastructure. Trusted for their long history of reliable performance, these pipes gain strength over time, resist buckling, and offer excellent durability in harsh conditions. With no risk of delamination, no weather exposure time limits, and a 100+ year design life, they are the right choice for future generations.

Why Choose Steel Reinforced Concrete Pipes?

• Manufactured to AS/NZS 4058:2007 standards

• Strong, self-healing material that retains stiffness over time

• Suitable for above and below water table installations

• Fire resistant, non-flammable, and immune to UV degradation

• Easy to install and join thanks to a modular design

• Proven performance across Australasia since the 1930s

• Known materials = predictable performance

• Optional reinforcement for high axial loads

Applications
These pipes are ideal for:

• Stormwater systems

• Sewerage infrastructure

• Irrigation networks

Specifications

• Diameters: 300mm to 1600mm

• Lengths: up to 2400mm

• Joint Types: Rolling rubber ring joints (225–1600mm), flush joints and risers (600–1800mm)

• Strength: Concrete exceeds 60 MPa using centrifugal roller compaction

• Finish: Smooth, straight bore with high crushing strength

Built to Last
Used across Australasia since the 1930s, ELEPipe’s thin-walled concrete design has stood the test of time. It’s more than pipe—it’s infrastructure engineered for future generations.