CIPP resin for pipeline rehabilitation

The inversion process allows the conservative structural rehabilitation of damaged pipes and sewers through the use of different types of resins. It consists in inserting a previously impregnated sheath inside the pipe to be coated. The advancement of the sheath is obtained by a hydrostatic thrust of a water column of a few meters. The water pressure allows constant adhesion of the impregnated sheath to the walls of the pipeline. In this way, all surfaces of any shape, even if extremely damaged, are reconstructed.

Once the sheath has been inserted, the resin is cured through the heat obtained by heating the water previously introduced into the sheath itself or by keeping the sheath under pressure and administering steam. Our product range includes cold systems that catalyze without the aid of heat. Given the vast array of products available, we invite you to contact us for more specific information.