Shortening construction time and improving workability! A coating sheath pipe method that ensures stable quality.
The "P-Fine Method" is a rehabilitation method for sewer pipes that can shorten construction time and improve workability. As a rehabilitation material, it uses a reinforced polyethylene pipe called "P-Fine Pipe." By enhancing self-supporting properties and using a non-woven fabric (non-woven filling material) with a polyethylene coating on the inner surface instead of traditional filling materials in the gap between the existing pipe and the P-Fine Pipe, stable quality can be ensured. 【Features】 ■ Enhances self-supporting properties ■ Ensures stable quality ■ Achieves shorter construction time and improved workability ■ Uses reinforced polyethylene pipe "P-Fine Pipe" as the rehabilitation material ■ Obtained construction technology review certification in March 2015 *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Construction Process】 ■ Internal inspection and cleaning ■ Insertion of non-woven fabric filling material ■ Insertion of P-Fine pipe ■ Connection of P-Fine pipe ■ Drilling of installation pipe ■ Finishing of pipe opening *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company specializes in the overall "investigation, pipeline rehabilitation, and water-stopping work" of underground buried pipes such as sewer pipes and power conduits. In particular, in the sewer division, we focus on the investigation and rehabilitation of lifelines, and we are also involved in the development of construction machinery, striving to maintain a flexible response to maintenance and management. With a focus on environmental safety measures, our motto is "safety, maintenance, and rehabilitation" for facilities, so please feel free to consult us regarding the above-related matters.
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