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Specialist nozzles added to the Rioned Range


Rionedhas addedanewsetof½” specialist nozzles toits range. Thehigh-performance nozzles fromGermanmanufacturerUSButilise 3Dfluidmechanics toperformcleaning, clearingandunblockingtaskswhilstusingless water. Engineeredusingcorrosion-resistant stainless steel, the rangeoffers excellent cleaningperformance anddurability. MarkCox, SalesManager at RionedUK, says it was critical to pick the right partner in selecting nozzles to complement the existing large range. “USB nozzles have the quality of build and performancewewere looking forwith specialist nozzles, alongwith awell- established reputation in the industry and a great support team.We initially selected three nozzles for field trials and they have been put through their paces byAnglianWaterwith good results.Ultimately,wewill addmoreUSB nozzles to the range.” The three½”nozzles currently available include the Primus, a specialist rotary cutting and cleaning nozzle that is clutch-driven for


controlled rotation and ideal for removing hard deposits, grease and light roots.The Turbo chain cutter utilises turbine technology for removing hardened deposits and tree roots in thewalls of the pipe.TheQuattro chisel nozzle is suppliedwith a solid drill point to aid penetration power in cutting through blockages in sewer and drain pipelines. AnglianWater has been trialling the nozzles


for the past fewmonths andCustomer SupportTechnician PaulThurling says they have been impressed by the performance: “TheTurboChainCutter, in particular, has performedwell in removing scale frommain sewer lines.We’ve had similar kit before but this nozzle breaks down the hardened scale into powder quickly, pushing the deposits behind for clearingwith the rear jets.”


Protecting the Environment and


savingmoney:POWER-HYBRID UV Curing Technology Made By RELINEEUROPE


Whenever a sewage pipe is rehabilitated using an Alphaliner, you need stable power supply for the specialized equipment. “Running a big power generator, just to supply a single vehiclewith electricity during the earlymorning hours, is simply not efficient,” stated PhilippMartin, RELINEEUROPE’s SalesDirector Europe. For this reason, RELINEEUROPE nowoffers its power-hybrid technology across the entire product portfolio. Generally,modernUV systems come equippedwith a power generator ranging between 30-60 KVAelectrical output.Yet, this total power capacity is only needed during the actualUV curing process,which only takes place during a fewhours of the day. For the remainder of time, a large part of this power is not utilized. RELINEEUROPEwill change this permanently, giving their customers a choice


Handover of the newREE2000 Professionalwith battery-hybrid technology to the company KATEC KanaltechnikGmbH. Left to right in the photo:MarcelUngrund and PhilippMartin


(RELINEEUROPE), KATEC’smachine operator AlexGraf andManagingDirectorGerdMüller as well asMichaelGeiger (RELINEEUROPE)


62 drain TRADER | August 2020 | www.draintraderltd.com


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