Polyethylene Handhole

Polyethylene handholes are one of the most widely used infrastructure components in urban, industrial and telecommunications projects. These lightweight and durable structures provide easy access to underground networks such as electrical cables, fiber optics, water pipes, sewage and gas. With more than several years of experience in producing high-quality polyethylene handholes, Roshan Polymer Company offers an ideal option for your projects. A handhole is a vertical underground chamber designed to provide quick and safe access to underground utilities and equipment. Unlike larger manholes that are designed for entry by personnel, handholes are typically smaller and are suitable for locations with shallow depths and limited space. These structures are a suitable alternative to traditional manholes in projects such as telecommunications, power, and sewage networks. Roshan Polymer Company’s polyethylene handholes are made from grade 3840 material and are available in standard diameters of 30, 40, 50, and 60 cm. These products have a flat bottom for easy drilling and connection of inlet/outlet pipes. Some applications of Roshan Polymer polyethylene handholes (Water handholes) or water transmission network is a suitable place to access the water transmission line valve. It is possible to place other water transmission accessories such as pressure gauges, thermometers, etc. The gas transmission network (gas handholes) like water transmission, this system also includes accessories that require inspection or access, which allows people to access the facilities. Electrical handholes, telephone handholes or telecommunication handholes (fiber optic) In places where electrical, telephone and fiber optic cables are transferred underground, the cable is usually placed inside a single-wall polyethylene pipe or a double-wall polyethylene pipe (depending on the size and number of cables) and is installed at the dividing points or at certain intervals of the handholes for access.