Resin Systems Specifically Designed for Sewer Rehabilitation In addition to having a high-quality felt tube, a sewer rehabilitation project requires the use of a resin specifically developed and tested for sewer applications. But it takes more than a proven resin to guarantee performance. That's why we developed the patented method we use during wet out to make sure the resin completely fills the felt tube. Our serial vacuum impregnation process enables our resin to fully saturate tubes of any

Installation Method The Target Trenchlesas is a cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) pipe product with a non-disruptive installation process. Step 1: The composite materials are saturated with a thermosetting epoxy resin system either on the jobsite or in an authorized Insituform wetout facility. Step 2: Using water or air pressure, the tube is then inserted into the host pipe by either a pull-in or inversion method. Step 3: Following installation, hot water or steam is circulated throughout the tube

Resin Systems Specifically Designed for Sewer Rehabilitation In addition to having a high-quality felt tube, a sewer rehabilitation project requires the use of a resin specifically developed and tested for sewer applications. But it takes more than a proven resin to guarantee performance. That's why we developed the patented method we use during wet out to make sure the resin completely fills the felt tube. Our serial vacuum impregnation process enables our resin to fully saturate tubes of any

Installation Method The Target Trenchlesas is a cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) pipe product with a non-disruptive installation process. Step 1: The composite materials are saturated with a thermosetting epoxy resin system either on the jobsite or in an authorized Insituform wetout facility. Step 2: Using water or air pressure, the tube is then inserted into the host pipe by either a pull-in or inversion method. Step 3: Following installation, hot water or steam is circulated throughout the tube

Resin Systems Specifically Designed for Sewer Rehabilitation In addition to having a high-quality felt tube, a sewer rehabilitation project requires the use of a resin specifically developed and tested for sewer applications. But it takes more than a proven resin to guarantee performance. That's why we developed the patented method we use during wet out to make sure the resin completely fills the felt tube. Our serial vacuum impregnation process enables our resin to fully saturate tubes of any

It is resistant to corrosion. Independent tests have found that target trenchless CIPP installations completed in 2002 still show no signs of chemical attack or strength loss, despite continuous exposure to sewage, laundry effluent of an elevated temperature and caustic products. What's more, the resins we use today are far superior to those early formulations - and are specifically designed for use in today's more acidic sewers.

Resin Systems Specifically Designed for Sewer Rehabilitation In addition to having a high-quality felt tube, a sewer rehabilitation project requires the use of a resin specifically developed and tested for sewer applications. But it takes more than a proven resin to guarantee performance. That's why we developed the patented method we use during wet out to make sure the resin completely fills the felt tube. Our serial vacuum impregnation process enables our resin to fully saturate tubes of any

Installation Method The Target Trenchlesas is a cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) pipe product with a non-disruptive installation process. Step 1: The composite materials are saturated with a thermosetting epoxy resin system either on the jobsite or in an authorized Insituform wetout facility. Step 2: Using water or air pressure, the tube is then inserted into the host pipe by either a pull-in or inversion method. Step 3: Following installation, hot water or steam is circulated throughout the tube

Resin Systems Specifically Designed for Sewer Rehabilitation In addition to having a high-quality felt tube, a sewer rehabilitation project requires the use of a resin specifically developed and tested for sewer applications. But it takes more than a proven resin to guarantee performance. That's why we developed the patented method we use during wet out to make sure the resin completely fills the felt tube. Our serial vacuum impregnation process enables our resin to fully saturate tubes of any

Installation Method The Target Trenchlesas is a cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) pipe product with a non-disruptive installation process. Step 1: The composite materials are saturated with a thermosetting epoxy resin system either on the jobsite or in an authorized Insituform wetout facility. Step 2: Using water or air pressure, the tube is then inserted into the host pipe by either a pull-in or inversion method. Step 3: Following installation, hot water or steam is circulated throughout the tube

At target trenchless, we select and test resins that have been specifically chosen for sewer applications. We could choose any number of resins for our Insituform process but continue to use polyester resin because it is the most cost-effective, reliable and durable solution on the market. Independent testing and the more than 19,000 miles of CIPP we've installed in sewer rehabilitation projects since 2002 prove it.

Installation Method The Target Trenchlesas is a cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) pipe product with a non-disruptive installation process. Step 1: The composite materials are saturated with a thermosetting epoxy resin system either on the jobsite or in an authorized Insituform wetout facility. Step 2: Using water or air pressure, the tube is then inserted into the host pipe by either a pull-in or inversion method. Step 3: Following installation, hot water or steam is circulated throughout the tube

It is resistant to corrosion. Independent tests have found that target trenchless CIPP installations completed in 2002 still show no signs of chemical attack or strength loss, despite continuous exposure to sewage, laundry effluent of an elevated temperature and caustic products. What's more, the resins we use today are far superior to those early formulations - and are specifically designed for use in today's more acidic sewers.

Installation Method The Target Trenchlesas is a cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) pipe product with a non-disruptive installation process. Step 1: The composite materials are saturated with a thermosetting epoxy resin system either on the jobsite or in an authorized Insituform wetout facility. Step 2: Using water or air pressure, the tube is then inserted into the host pipe by either a pull-in or inversion method. Step 3: Following installation, hot water or steam is circulated throughout the tube

It is resistant to corrosion. Independent tests have found that target trenchless CIPP installations completed in 2002 still show no signs of chemical attack or strength loss, despite continuous exposure to sewage, laundry effluent of an elevated temperature and caustic products. What's more, the resins we use today are far superior to those early formulations - and are specifically designed for use in today's more acidic sewers.