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Interflow signs exclusivity partnership with Raedlinger Primus Line
Leading pipeline infrastructure company, Interflow, announced the signing of an exclusivity partnership with Raedlinger Primus Line, for the use of its patented pressure pipeline renewal technology.
Interflow is Australia and New Zealand’s leading provider of trenchless pipeline solutions. Home to several patented products and technologies aimed at renewing pipeline infrastructure within the 4 Waters – water, wastewater, stormwater, and culverts – the organisation is renowned for its forward-thinking approach to innovation.
The addition of Primus Line®, a world-class solution for relining pressure water and wastewater pipelines, to its growing portfolio of exclusive services, cements Interflow’s position as a one-stop-shop for its customers’ pipeline infrastructure needs. The Primus Line® system consists of a flexible aramid-reinforced liner and specially developed end fittings.
World-class technology, stellar service
Interflow’s Managing Director Elect, Daniel Weaver, is confident that this partnership will greatly benefit both organisations’ customers and communities.
“Interflow and Raedlinger Primus Line are both family-owned companies that share similar core values,” he says.
“These synergies, combined with our drive to solve customers’ problems by using innovative and cutting-edge technologies, will enable us to continue to deliver reliable outcomes for our customers and the communities we serve.”
Peter Lischewski, Managing Director of Raedlinger Primus Line, elaborates on the significance of this partnership.
“This is a fantastic opportunity for both companies to demonstrate their commitment to innovation and producing high-quality outcomes,” he says.
New President for BPF Pipes Group
Steve Richmond is the new British Plastics Federation Pipes Group President, taking over from Richard Hill in January 2022.
Steve is Head of Marketing and Technical at REHAU Building Solutions and had previously been the BPF Pipes Group’s Vice-President for three years, supporting ACO Technologies’ Richard Hill in working on strategy and responses to significant recent challenges including Brexit, supply chain issues and the Covid pandemic.
Steve commented on his new role: “I am thrilled to have been appointed President of the British Plastic Federation’s Pipes Group at such a crucial time for multiple sectors. The use of plastic piping systems has skyrocketed in the past 50 years in all
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applications, and the BPF’s work as a prominent industry voice providing technical expertise and informing and influencing standards is more vital than ever before.”
The BPF Pipes Group is the leading trade federation for the UK plastic pipe and fittings industry. It has been active in driving standards upwards throughout the utilities, civil, construction and building services sectors and aims to widen the use of manufactured plastic pipes and fittings, including in newer applications like ground and air source heat pumps, hydrogen gas distribution and district heating.
Steve is keen to promote the sustainable credentials of plastic-based pipe systems,
“By signing this exclusivity with Interflow, we are ensuring that our product will be expertly installed with extreme care, consistency and attention to detail, each and every time.”
“We have a strong relationship with Interflow and look forward to working together to provide our customers with world-class solutions.”
Interflow and Primus Line have been working together for a number of years and have delivered headline projects such as the 3-in-1 Triple Primus Line project featured in Trenchless Australasia, Water Source and Trenchless Works Magazine.
Moreover, Interflow will open a Primus Line warehouse to store limited stocks of common materials for immediate supply, which will be particularly useful for smaller emergency projects. Customers can now conveniently access the local warehouse in Australia.
Steve-Richmond
helping manufacturers and end users alike improve their carbon footprint as they work towards net zero by 2050. He continued: “It is my hope that as President and supported by our new Vice President, Rachel Smith of Aliaxis, we can help the Group play a key role in developing high- quality products and solutions for future challenges.”
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