C.I.P.P. (Cured In Place Pipe) Full Length Lining
From a simple domestic ambient cure liner to a high specification Epoxy resin multi layer Thermo Setting installation suitable for main line sewers, each job is different but all deserve the same care and attention in choosing the right materials for the task. Once the decision has been made the processes are similar.
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A needle felt, woven or mixed tube of the correct thickness dependant on the requirements of the particular job is impregnated with the chosen resin using a combination of vacuum and rollers to ensure an even and complete saturation of the carrier tube leaving no weak spots. This is then either inverted directly into and through the drain using air or water or dragged in and a calibration hose is inverted through the tube.
Whichever method is chosen, the soft tube is inflated back tight to the wall of the existing host pipe where, when inverted, it adheres to the pipe wall and resin migrates through cracks and fractures sealing them. The tube, having been inflated using air, water or steam is, (when using Thermo Cure Resin), heated to the required temperature for a pre-determined length of time. Other systems involve the introduction of a "Light Train" that uses "Ultra Violet" light to cure the resin that is sensitive to that.
When this has been achieved the Liner can be struck and brought back into use in a very short time span with minimal disruption to services or the environment.
It is clear from even this small amount of information that it is impossible to give prices for an average linear per metre as there is no such thing as "Average" when talking about CIPP liners. Each is an individual.
We only use approved Epoxy or Polyurethane resin unless otherwise stated or requested.
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