Hollow bar

Like solid rods, the production of hollow rods made of polyeth­ylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) is one of our specialties.
We currently extrude hollow rods up to an outer diameter of approx. 2850 mm. PE hollow rods are versatile plastic products that can be used in various indus­tries and applications.
Thanks to their excellent properties, they are partic­u­larly popular in piping systems.
The hollow rods are made of polyeth­ylene (PE), a robust and durable material that is highly resistant to chemical influ­ences, weath­ering and mechanical stress.
This makes them ideal for use outdoors and in demanding environments.
Another advantage of PE hollow rods is their light­weight yet stable construction.
This makes them easy to handle and transport, which makes work processes more efficient.
The hollow rods are also easy to work with so that they can be individ­ually adapted to the respective requirements.
Thanks to their high dimen­sional stability and flexi­bility, PE hollow bars are versatile.
Whether as a construction element or fitting piece in piping systems.
Our stock includes a wide range of dimen­sions in pipe quality.
If your desired dimension is not in stock, we can produce the right hollow rods for you in PE 100 black or PP‑R gray (RAL 7032) if you order a minimum quantity.
The material is pipe quality in accor­dance with DIN EN ISO 15494.
Other materials are possible if suffi­cient quantities are ordered.
The standard delivery length is 2000 mm. Individual cuts can be realized in any length.
We offer high-quality products in various designs and dimen­sions to meet your individual requirements.
Discover the wide range of possible appli­ca­tions and the outstanding properties of PE hollow rods — for efficient and successful imple­men­tation of your projects. Contact us today for your own project.

Technical data

Ansicht einer beispielhaften technischen Zeichnung für PE Hohlstäbe

Complete data sheet

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Hollow bars data sheet

Hollow and solid rods program

RR product catalog

Molded parts in practice