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WATCH: Flexi-sliplining at its best

by Gerald Lynch
March 18, 2025
in International, News, Trenchless Solutions, Trenchless Technology
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Two water pipes in ground pit trench ditch during plumbing under construction repairing.

Image: Виталий Борковский / stock.adobe.com

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Picote Flexi-Sliplining™ is a trenchless rehabilitation system for gravity sewers DN100-300.

With a low worksite footprint and no carbon emissions during or after installation, the Picote Flexi-Sliplining System represents a truly trenchless option for rehabilitating gravity sewer pipes DN100-300 /4-inch to 12-inch.

Due to Picote’s innovation, this new method offers a manhole-to-manhole solution, without the need for bypass pumping, providing an easy solution with DIBt certified pipe with an expected lifespan in excess of 50 years.

Picote has been a contractor in Finland for over 20 years. In 2008 the company began developing Millers and tools to enable trenchless rehabilitation inside buildings, renovating all drains from the rooftop to the city sewer.

This revolutionised the in-house rehabilitation market and paved the way for contractors worldwide. Picote’s ever-evolving innovations and development offer intelligent and efficient ways to complete these works with minimal disruption to residents or businesses, who can remain in their houses, apartments or offices while works are carried out.

Do you have news for the international trenchless industry? Contact Journalist Gerald Lynch at gerald.lynch@primecreative.com.au

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