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INDUSTRY NEWS ANSI Expands ICC-ES Charlotte Pipe offers smart Revit drawings


CHARLOTTE, N.C.— Charlotte Pipe and Foundry Company’s extensive line of pipe and fittings are now available as Autodesk® Revit® drawings. The parametric files can be downloaded at www.charlottepipe. com and contain lots of useful data. In addition to the drawings, users


have access to specifications links, technical and installation manuals and a direct link to our website.


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ATLANTA— The Cast Iron Soil Pipe Institute (CISPI) announced that it has partnered with NSF International to launch a new certification program that will hold no-hub cast iron couplings to rigorous standards just as with NSF Certified cast iron soil pipe and fittings. CISPI assisted NSF International in


developing this new certification program to give users confidence


Users can download individual products or they can choose to download groups of products.


Charlotte Pipe joins facebook Charlotte Pipe can now be found


on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ charlottepipe. Discussions on the page will include industry and company news, plumbing products and general items of interest.


CISPI, NSF announce certification program


that the cast iron pipe, fittings and couplings used in drain, waste and vent (DWV) systems are made to the appropriate industry standards. The new program includes independent, periodic review of deflection, shear, and unrestrained hydrostatic tests as well as dimensional inspections and review of material test reports for steel and gaskets that comprise the couplings.


PMG/WaterSense Program accreditation


ICC EVALUATION SERVICE (ICC- ES) announced that the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Accreditation Committee has voted to expand its accreditation of the ICC- ES/WaterSense PMG Listing Program to include high-efficiency showerheads. Prior to this scope expansion, ICC-ES’s ANSI accreditation included high- efficiency toilets (HETs), urinals, and lavatory faucets.


Manufacturers will receive NSF certification for couplings that meet the CISPI 310 standard based on in- plant inspections conducted by trained NSF personnel. Once certified, by NSF International, manufacturers can apply an NSF certification mark to these couplings to indicate compliance with NSF requirements and appear on NSF’s website at www.nsf.org.


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