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Coilable Reinforced Thermoplastic Pipes (Reinforced Thermoplastic Pipes, referred to as RTP) are composite pipes consisting of a medium transmission layer made of polyethylene, cross-linked polyethylene, or heat-resistant polyethylene. The reinforcement layer is formed by unidirectional polyester industrial filaments, aramid fibers, fiberglass, or steel wires (ropes) combined with thermoplastic matrix resin.
These materials are continuously spirally wound in left and right directions and heated to form a mesh-like skeleton. The outer protective layer is made of polyethylene or heat-resistant polyethylene. The entire structure is bonded and formed through extrusion, resulting in a continuous, cohesive pipe.
The spoolable design allows for incredibly long continuous lengths, reducing the number of joints and significantly lowering installation time and costs compared to traditional steel piping. Suitable for oil, gas, and slurry line applications.
The company focuses on the research, development, production and sales of flexible reinforced thermoplastic composite pipe RTP. The original core technology realizes the construction of the key process structure of the product. With a focus on technological innovation, the production lines utilize intelligent high-end equipment.
Main products including RTP, layflat polyurethane hoses, and wear-resistant composite steel pipes are widely used in oil and gas extraction, mineral development, slurry transportation, and emergency rescue across more than 70 countries.
