Fibron Pipe

Austrian manufacturer of FibronPipe flexible composite pipe: fully bonded thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP, bonded RTP) with non-metallic reinforcement for oilfield pipelines. The company was founded in Germany in 2019; in 2020 it merged with the Austrian manufacturer RK Infra GmbH and moved its production lines into RK Infra's plant in St. Valentin. Both companies belong to the UK-based Radius Group Holding. The pipe is made in diameters of 2 to 6 inches (DN50–DN125) for operating pressures of 40 to 210 bar and supplied in continuous lengths of up to 1,100 m on drums or coils.

According to the company's website, the pipe is used for gathering, transport and flow lines, water injection, disposal and transfer lines, and pipeline rehabilitation. There is a version with an integrated gas barrier for gas and multiphase service and a factory-insulated (polyurethane) version for crude oil transport. Stainless steel end fittings are swaged on site with the company's equipment and installed by trained, authorised partners. The Silver Line DS3 is designed, manufactured and tested to API 15S (qualification supervised by Applus+ IMA Dresden); the management systems are certified by TÜV Austria to ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001.

The company's head office and plant are in St. Valentin, Austria; its website names no office or project in Kazakhstan. In neighbouring countries: in April 2026 a delegation of Uzbekistan's gas distribution company Hududgaztaminot visited the plant — a pilot batch of pipe for Uzbekistan is being tested for gas distribution networks, and the parties are considering a joint venture if the tests succeed; in October 2026 SOCAR and Turan Fibron Pipe signed a Heads of Agreement on making such pipe in Azerbaijan under a Fibron Pipe GmbH licence.