Trelleborg Pipe Lining - Cured-In-Place lining (CIPP) for rehabilitation

Cured-In-Place Lining (CIPP) for Pipe Rehabilitation The Trelleborg Pipe Lining method is a cured-in-place pipe lining (CIPP) process used in trenchless pipe and sewer rehabilitation (“no-dig” applications). The start or end point can be a manhole, inspection hole or cleaning eye or a open cut pipe.

It is possible to install the liner along channel diversions or invert bends at an angle up to 90 degrees. The basic condition is that there is enough space to place the inversion fitting of the inversion unit or water rig.

Eco-friendly no-dig pipe renovation method Gives pipes another 50 years life span Saving time, money and CO² emission Proven technology for trenchless pipe and sewer rehabilitation The rehabilitation of non-man-entry sewer lines with full-length CIPP liners has established itself as a sophisticated economical and technical alternative to traditional repair techniques involving digging up the ground. This method is meanwhile a proven and reasonable-cost solution for the basic renovation of service lines in need of repair and thus to extend their service lives for another life cycle of at least 50 years.

A basic condition is that the materials used in CIPP operations are suitable for this type of application and that the installation process meets stringent quality criteria. #gap-237637237 { padding-top: 30px; }