ThermoScience™
ThermoCasting™ uses an advanced PVC-A pipe lining system meticulously crafted to rejuvenate and restore existing underground stormwater drainage and sewer pipes.
Addressing a
Pressing
Concern
with a
Dependable
Solution
With the increasing age of pipe infrastructure, there is a growing need for a reliable solution to tackle the problem.
The installation process of a Thermocasting™ liner solely relies on the use of steam and does not depend on chemical reactions. This makes it an ideal choice for trenchless rehabilitation, as it offers a non-toxic, inert, and shelf-stable product.
What sets a Thermocasting™ liner apart is its remarkable ability to expand and conform tightly to the contours of the host pipe, effortlessly accommodating any changes in shape or dimension.
During the manufacturing process, Fit and Form Pipe Liners are extruded in a similar manner to conventional PVC pipes. However, while still in a heated state, it is carefully folded into a ‘C’ or ‘H’ shape and securely wrapped around a transportation coil.
Upon delivery to the installation site, the material is readily available for installation, making the process straightforward and efficient. This not only reduces disruptions but also minimizes the environmental impact associated with the rehabilitation process.
A Versatile Selection of Sizes
At ThermoCasting™, we offer a comprehensive range of sizes for our product, spanning from 4″ (100mm) to 48″ (1219 mm), with customizable wall thicknesses to suit specific applications. This product can line HPDE, CMP, RCP and special box culverts.
No matter what your requirements may be, we are committed to working closely with you to identify the optimal solution.
Say goodbye to disruptive road or yard excavation for pipe repairs. By employing the trenchless pipe method utilizing Thermocasting’s™ innovative lining system, comprised of PVC Fold and Form Pipe Liners, stormwater, plumbing and sewer repair crews can seamlessly rehabilitate existing pipes. This process involves inserting liners into the existing pipe, eliminating the need for extensive excavation.