Inliner Technologies, LLC products

Our most widely used solution is our proprietary Inliner Cured-in-Place Pipe. CIPP is a proven, cost-effective no dig solution for problems normally associated with leaking or deteriorated pipelines.

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While traditional felt-based liners continue to offer reliable solutions in today’s marketplace, fiberglass UV-cured liners can be a valued alternative.

Geopolymer applications are ideal for large-diameter pipelines and are an eco-friendly solution composed of more than 50 percent recycled materials. Using engineered designs, our crews rehabilitate aging and deteriorated pipes by applying geopolymer material at structural thicknesses. Site prep and installation can be completed in a single day per segment, with no material lead time.

Preparation is a critical part of our lateral lining installations. Our PFM (Prep-From-the-Main) tools are inserted into the lateral from within the mainline sewer to remove the roots, calcite, blockages, obstructions and other debris. The PFM uses a combination of reamers, flushers, nozzles, and CCTV cameras to clean the laterals through remote means. 

We perform manhole renewal installations using both Cured-in-Place Manhole (CIPMH) and a variety of cementitious, epoxy-based applications. Our NASSCO-certified superintendents provide extensive manhole inspections, which is the first step in determining the best application(s) for improving sewer system performance. These comprehensive inspections provide a concise evaluation of the state of the structure, spanning from the cover/frame to the bench and base.

We offer several options for renewing pressurized potable water and wastewater systems. Inliner utilizes both a pressure rated, pulled-in-place glass reinforced plastic (GRP) tube cured by UV-light and a glass reinforced felt tube composite installed by the inversion method and cured with heat (steam or water).

Pre-chlorination eliminates the need for temporary water services. The high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe is bacteriologically disinfected and pressure tested above grade prior to installation, allowing it to be placed into service immediately after installation.

Governed by ASTM F3508, the CompressionFit HDPE pipe lining technology specifies an HDPE pipe with an outside diameter larger in size than the inside of the host pipe to be renewed. After the HDPE is butt fused to correspond to the pull distance, the pipe is pulled through a reduction die immediately before entering the host pipe. This reduces the HDPE pipe temporarily below the ID of the host pipe allowing it to be inserted.

Sliplining is completed by installing a smaller, carrier pipe into a larger host pipe, grouting the annular space between the two pipes, and sealing the ends. The trenchless method is generally a cost-effective rehabilitation method to replace water and sewer force mains.