This is how the wound pipe technology works
Factory-produced PVC or HDPE profile strips are mechanically wound directly inside the old pipe into a new pipe body. The edges of the profile strips interlock and form a homogeneous, durable pipe system – fast, economical, and trenchless.
Depending on the system, the result is:
- a force-locked bond directly on the old pipe, or
- an annular gap that is subsequently filled (grouted)
The profiles are joined:
- for PVC-U by mechanical locking with sealing or adhesive elements
- for PE by extrusion welding
The winding machines are used either stationary in the shaft, depending on the process, or travel through the pipeline during the winding process.
The wound pipe systems at a glance
SPR™ TM
- Nominal diameters DN 800 – DN 5500
- For large and special profiles with mortar filling
- Steel-reinforced PVC-U profiles
- The annular space is filled with statically load-bearing grouting material
- High-quality concrete pipe with inner plastic lining
- Various profiles for different rehabilitation requirements
- Bends up to 5D possible.
SPR™ EX
- Nominal diameters DN 150 - DN 1050
- Self-supporting close-fit liner
- Close-fit process - the wound pipe liner lies snugly against the old pipe
- Designed for the highest loads and tightness, e.g. in landfills or earthquake zones
SPR™ PE
- Nominal diameters DN 900 - DN 3000
- Self-supporting rehabilitation system
- Restores or improves hydraulic capacity, service life, and corrosion resistance