Prelen
Manufacturer of PE 100 polyethylene pipes for water supply, wastewater, biogas and cable networks, supplying French customers
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- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About Prelen
Prelen manufactures and supplies polyethylene pipes made from PE 100, PE 100 RC and PE 100 RCD resin. Its pipe products are offered for drinking water supply, wastewater treatment, biogas drainage, waste centres and dry utility networks.
The company describes its work as producing and supplying PE pipes for these application areas.
Prelen is registered in France as a SAS, founded on 1 August 2022, with its headquarters in Saint-Léger-de-Linières.
Product: PE 100, PE 100 RC and PE 100 RCD polyethylene pipes for water, wastewater, biogas and cable applications.
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