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New resin calculator for precision pipe performance
Trelleborg’s pipe seals operation has launched a new online tool to enable pipe rehabilitation contractors to calculate the precise amount of resin and hardener needed to build a leak-free, hassle-free network of pipes. The Resin Calculator Tool equips contractors with the exact volume and weight of material required to repair pipes to the optimum performance, enabling more precise spending on materials whilst preventing additional repair work from incorrect calculations.
The tool can be used to determine the precise amounts of resin and hardener required for cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining technology. Contractors simply input material parameters such as the liner type, type of resin system used, pipe diameter, wall thickness, length of liner and preferred unit of measurement. The online tool then instantly calculates the precise amount of resin and hardener mix required in both volumetric and gravimetric sizes.
Bill Hagenberg, Business Unit President for Trelleborg’s pipe seals operation, commented; “In a market where funding is often diverted elsewhere, regulations are becoming more stringent and tender processes are becoming more complicated, precision calculation is key to remaining competitive. Contactors need to ensure they use the most suitable and cost effective products and applications to win the tender and meet, or even exceed, the requirements of a specific project.
“For example, failure to use the right amount of resin for the project can lead to insufficient liner impregnation which can lead to failure of the CIPP liner, resulting in additional repair work and cost.
“With our smart calculator, we want to arm our customers with intuitive tools that will ensure they have the correct amount of materials for right first time installation. By sharing our specialist knowledge, we can advise on the most appropriate solutions and quantities, enabling contractors to install cured-in-place solutions with the required mechanical properties with a minimum 50 year design life.”
Trelleborg has the most comprehensive range of pipe repair and rehabilitation systems on the market. From small diameter in-house pipes, to laterals and connection with the main sewer and mainline, Trelleborg has the leading products, global expertise and local service to ensure a leak-free, hassle-free network of pipes.
The Resin Calculator Tool equips contractors with the exact volume and weight of material required to repair pipes to the optimum performance
iPEK Int. GmbH appoint new UK Sales Manager
iPEK one of the leading supplies of sewer camera systems in the UK and World Wide are pleased to announce the appointment of Douglas Kemp as their new UK Sales Manager.
Working for over 17+ years in the industry the former Pearpoint Sales Manager brings a wealth of technical knowledge and vast sewer camera experience to the UK team. iPEK’ s Sales Director, Paul White, states that it is so important to have the quality of people within the company to help support our growing range of equipment but also someone who can help the customers with his enormous technical knowledge gained over many years. Customers require equipment to solve their
problems and it is important that whoever their point of contact is at iPEK they must demonstrate the right technical knowledge and expertise to understand and support exactly what the customer needs.
iPEK is expanding rapidly in the UK, the UK Sales Team, Technical Support and Service Manager are all supported from the operations office based in Bristol. UK Based van fit outs give iPEK the choice of a one stop shop for Camera Vans to our customers and with our service offering of 4 strategically based UK Service Centres and now the expansion of the Service Van on the road working out of Sheffield makes iPEK customers first choice for Sewer Camera Inspection equipment.
64 drain TRADER | ?????? 2016 |
www.draintraderltd.com Douglas Kemp
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