Insituform to exhibit latest sewer and water products and technologies at WEFTEC 2007

Aug 21, 2007

Insituform®’s cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) and Composite Pipe™ (CP) products allow customers to rehabilitate small, medium or large diameter pipes with a jointless, “pipe-within-a-pipe” solution. Over 13,500 miles of Insituform®’s durable and cost-effective CIPP solutions have been installed to rehabilitate the world’s deteriorating infrastructure.

The Insituform® CIPP process utilizes felt tubing saturated with resin and then cured with hot water or steam to produce a seamless, structurally sound pipe rehabilitation product. The felt used in the process can be reinforced with glass or carbon to produce Insituform CP™, which is ideal for large diameter situations requiring maximum stiffness. Both customizable options offer numerous advantages including:
  • Reduced infiltration
  • Intimate fit with the host pipe
  • Adaptability to most pipe shapes

In addition, Insituform will present the Insituform Blue™ family of water rehabilitation products- iTAP™ (a robotic method of reinstating service connections from inside the main), Thermopipe™ (a non-disruptive, close-fit pressure pipe rehabilitation system), PolyFlex™ and PolyFold™ lining systems (polyethylene pressure pipe systems).

Insituform Blue™ products change the industry standard for drinking water pipe rehabilitation by minimizing the economic and social costs of traditional digging methods. Cost-effective, non-disruptive Insituform Blue™ products are designed to address internal corrosion, tuberculation and other common problems that contribute to poor water quality and inadequate flow. The products can help decrease water loss, increase water quality and flow capacity while restoring structural integrity to drinking water systems.


Further information:
Insituform® Media Relations
Jayne Bringer 
17999 Edison Avenue
Chesterfield, MO 63005
Tel:  +1 (636) 530-3329
Email: jbringer@insituform.com
Web: www.insituform.com 

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