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Cured-In-Place-Pipe (CIPP)
PipeWorks specialises in CIPP rehabilitation of existing pipelines, a process involving no excavation or environmental impact and minimal site disturbance.
The system is faster and more attractive than traditional methods of pipe replacement. liners installed by PipeWorks' range from 100mm to one metre in diameter, up to 300m in length and include egg-shaped liners to old brick sewers.
The CIPP process involves installing a flexible resin-impregnated felt liner in an existing pipe and then curing it with steam or hot water. In most cases this process can be carried out in the space of a day, although larger liners may require longer curing times.
Once cured the liner is a stand-alone structural pipe, designed to take the loads imposed by soil, water table and surface applied weights, such as vehicles and buildings.
For examples of CIPP related projects click here
For more information on CIPP call PipeWorks now on 0800 100316 or email PipeWorks Customer Services |
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News and updates
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CIPP Records broken by PipeWorks during 2009
PipeWorks successfully installed the longest shots ever achieved in the Southern Hemisphere in the 900mm Ø, 750mm Ø, 700mm Ø and 600mm Ø pipe range. more >> |
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PipeWorks successfully completed a 900mm diameter, 306m long and 19.5mm thick CIPP liner into the Remuera #1 Wastewater pipeline for Watercare Services Limited, in April 2009. more >> |
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Horizontal Drill used at New Lynn Box Rail... more >> |
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PipeWorks wins the 2008 Safety Award... more >> |
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