Main Feature
RSM
RSM is revolutionising the CIPP market with its choice of materials, equipment and services to the industry.
Understanding the needs of customers is the company’s main priority and creating the most efficient, effective long lasting solutions is the ultimate goal. RSM’s links with key industry suppliers allows it to offer the very best in price, product and service to each and every customer.
maintenance, chemical spillage and flood prevention, including the construction, civil engineering, water utility, petrochemical, brewery, manufacturing and agricultural industries.
On the stand Stopper Specialists offer information about the new innovative ‘Bluetooth Logger and App Pressure Testing Analysis System’ providing site based pressure testing which will allow contractors to test a line in real time on site using totally secured and independently accredited system, to IGN standards. This automated App shows a step-by-step guide offering advice on the testing processes and procedures. Additional to the launch of the exciting new pressure testing equipment, Stopper Specialists will also be showcasing new flow control equipment. Its experienced sales team will be available to offer technical support and discuss these exciting products.
At the Drain Ex show the company will be showcasing its vast array of material and equipment including a small bore steam system, a compact UV equipment, an updated lateral reinstatement down the branch cutter and the new point repair installation system.
STOPPER SPECIALISTS
Stopper Specialists, a division of Groundforce, is a supplier of pipe flow control, pipe pressure testing, air testing, pipe rehabilitation and Hazmat (Environmental Protection and Leak Sealing) equipment for sewer and pipeline repair and
14 drain TRADER | April 2017 |
www.draintraderltd.com
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