Industrial Supply Company In Texas

HDPE & Polypipe

As an HDPE pipe supplier, Coastal Resource Group provides HDPE pipes, pipe fittings, and related products for industrial, municipal, oil and gas, drainage, mining, and construction applications. Our HDPE pipe products include Poly Pipe utilizing PE4710 for water supply and oil and gas applications, as well as single-wall and dual-wall corrugated pipe for drainage and stormwater systems. With various types, sizes, and specifications available, we help customers identify suitable piping solutions based on the requirements of each application.

Coastal Resource Group provides an extensive range of HDPE pipes essential for the oil industry. Our offerings include PE 63, PE 80, PE 100, PE 3608, and DR11 pipes, alongside a comprehensive selection of HDPE and other plastics. Available in sizes ranging from 2 inches to 60 inches, our pipes feature various SDR ratings including SDR5, SDR7, SDR9, SDR11, SDR 13.5, and SDR 17. We offer IPS and DIPS options with PE 4710 resins sourced from leading manufacturers, ensuring both import and domestic availability. Additionally, we provide PVC and CPVC pipes in all sizes and schedules to meet stringent industry demands for reliability and durability in critical midstream and downstream operations. Learn more about the benefits of using polyethylene pipes in water line applications.

HDPE And Other Plastics

HDPE “Poly Pipe”
All size available 2” – 60”
SDR5, SDR7, SDR9, SDR11, SDR 13.5, SDR 17 and more
IPS and DIPS
PE 4710 Resins from PIP MFGs
PE 40, used for low-pressure piping applications
PE 32, for low-pressure liquid transport and natural gas piping
PE 125, for high-pressure, industrial uses
PE 3608, where crack resistance is required
Import and Domestic options PVC and CPVC
All sizes and schedules available

Carbon Steel

All grades available
Size from ½” to 60” and larger
Schedule 40 to 160
Seamless, Welded ERW and DSAW
Import and Domestic options
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Stainless Steel

304, 316 and special Alloys available
Seamless and welded
Most schedules and grades readily available
Import and domestic options
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Understanding HDPE Pipe Grades: PE 63 vs. PE 100

High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) pipes are available in different grades, with PE 63 and PE 100 being the most common. PE 63 is suited for lower-pressure applications and budget-conscious projects, while PE 100 offers higher tensile strength, greater chemical resistance, and extended service life—making it the preferred choice for oil, gas, and marine environments. Coastal RGP stocks both grades and can guide you to the best option for your project requirements and budget.

Pricing and Availability

HDPE pipe pricing depends on factors such as pipe grade, diameter, wall thickness, and order volume. Coastal RGP offers competitive pricing with bulk discounts and fast delivery from our extensive in-stock inventory. For a detailed quote, contact our sales team with your specifications to receive an accurate, project-specific price.

Benefits of HDPE Piping

Corrosion Resistance: No rusting or scaling, even in saltwater and chemical-rich environments.
Long Service Life: Can last 50 years or more when installed correctly.
Flexibility: Accommodates ground movement and temperature changes without cracking.
Lightweight: Easier and more cost-effective to transport and install than metal piping.
Leak-Free Joints: Heat fusion welding creates a seamless, durable connection.

HDPE Pipe Applications and Types

Application	Recommended HDPE Pipe Type
Oil & Gas Transfer	PE 100 SDR 11 or SDR 17 with high-pressure rating
Marine Dredging & Seawater Intake	PE 100 SDR 17 with abrasion-resistant liner
Industrial Process Piping	PE 100 SDR 13.6 with chemical-resistant properties
Municipal Water Supply	PE 100 SDR 17 NSF-certified potable water pipe
Mining Slurry Transport	PE 100 SDR 11 or SDR 13.6 with abrasion-resistant lining
Agricultural Irrigation	HDPE pipe selected according to required pressure, flow rate, and system specifications

How to Fuse HDPE Pipe

HDPE pipes are typically joined using a process called heat fusion, which involves heating the pipe ends and pressing them together to form a seamless, permanent bond. The most common fusion methods include:

Butt Fusion: End-to-end joining for straight lengths of pipe.
Electrofusion: Using fittings with built-in heating elements for complex or confined installations.
Socket Fusion: Ideal for smaller diameter pipes.

Using the right equipment is crucial for achieving strong, leak-free joints. Coastal RGP offers a complete range of Fusion Rental Equipment to help you install HDPE piping efficiently and to manufacturer specifications.

Why Choose Coastal RGP

Coastal RGP is a trusted HDPE pipe supplier serving customers across industrial, oil and gas, marine, municipal, mining, and construction applications. We provide a broad selection of HDPE pipes, pipe fittings, and related HDPE pipe products in various sizes, grades, SDR ratings, and specifications to meet different project requirements. Our team helps customers identify suitable piping solutions while providing competitive pricing, product availability, and fast delivery for projects throughout Houston, Texas, and beyond.

Need To connect HDPE Piping?

We have Fusion Machines For Rent

Our fusion machine rentals offer high-performance HDPE pipe fusing equipment for oil and gas, construction, and refinery projects, with easy operation and expert support for seamless, short-term use.