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Coiled black polyethylene pipe, three-quarter inch by one hundred feet

Endot

Endot Polyethylene Pipe 200 PSI 3/4-In. x 100-Ft. PBJ07541010003

SKU CH-ES0A-MT4WT

Coil of polyethylene pipe rated 200 PSI for potable water supply

  • 100-foot coil covers long runs with fewer joints
  • 200 PSI rating handles high-pressure supply lines
  • NSF-approved material meets potable-water standards
  • 3/4-inch diameter fits common residential fittings

Endot 3/4-Inch Polyethylene Pipe

This Endot polyethylene pipe comes in a 100-foot coil with a 3/4-inch diameter and a 200 PSI working pressure rating. It carries National Sanitation Foundation approval for potable water applications. The coil format suits irrigation, water service and low-pressure distribution jobs where a continuous run reduces joint count.

Thermals noise and power draw

Polyethylene pipe has no moving parts and draws no power, so it produces no heat and makes no noise during normal operation. System pressure and flow rate are the only factors that affect pipe stress. Installers should follow local code for burial depth and backfill to maintain long-term performance.

Highlights

  • 100-foot coil covers long runs with fewer joints
  • 200 PSI rating handles high-pressure supply lines
  • NSF-approved material meets potable-water standards
  • 3/4-inch diameter fits common residential fittings

Specifications

BrandENDOT INDUSTRIES

Questions about this item

How do I join the 3/4-inch polyethylene pipe to fittings without kinking the coil?

Unroll the 100-foot coil fully in the sun to relax memory, then use barbed insert fittings with stainless-steel clamps rated for 200 PSI; push the pipe past the last barb before tightening.

When should I plan to replace this NSF-approved polyethylene pipe?

Inspect annually for UV chalking or stress cracks at clamp points; replace any section that shows whitening, loss of flexibility, or fails a 200 PSI pressure test.

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