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The ADVANCED DRAINAGE SYSTEMS X2-1160300 is a 1-inch diameter polyethylene (poly) pipe coil rated at 160 PSI working pressure, designed for pressurized water distribution in residential and light commercial applications. Built to SIDR 11.5 dimensional standards and manufactured from 4710 better-grade raw material, this pipe delivers consistent wall thickness and long-term pressure integrity. The coil format ships as a continuous 300-foot length, reducing the number of joints needed in a run and speeding up installation on larger projects. It carries NSF approval for use in potable water systems, making it a code-compliant choice for plumbers and water-system installers working on mainline supply, irrigation feed, and service-line applications.
This poly pipe coil is suited for underground water service lines, rural water distribution, irrigation mainlines, and geothermal loop systems where flexible, corrosion-resistant piping is required. The 300-foot continuous coil minimizes field joints in long runs across open lots, agricultural properties, or subdivision water service installations. Licensed plumbers and utility contractors are the primary installers. Its flexibility allows directional boring and hand-trenching applications without the need for additional fittings at grade changes.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit poly pipe for residential and commercial potable water service line, irrigation mainline, and geothermal loop applications requiring 1-inch SIDR 11.5 polyethylene pipe at 160 PSI.
Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or utility contractor in accordance with local plumbing codes and IPC requirements. Shut off and depressurize the supply line completely before making any connections. Use only insert fittings and crimp rings or clamp-style fittings rated for polyethylene pipe at the appropriate pressure class. Avoid kinking the coil during unspooling; use a pipe-uncoiling stand on large pulls to maintain a consistent bend radius.
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