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Thanks mate! Yes, correct its perfect for time-sensitive jobs such as retirement villages apartment blocks and commercial premises just to name a few!

We are based in Sydney, Australia. There are many good companies in the USA though!

@@revolutionpiperelining5055 ☹️☹️Thank you

It really depends on what is above the pipes and the depth of the pipe. Eg if the pipe are running below a nicely landscaped garden, below a building or a nice driveway, the restoration costs will more than likely make pipe replacement more expensive. In some situations excavation is cheaper, but in many situations, pipe relining is cheaper and visually a much better end result as there are no excavation scars.

Thank you! We have not used the Ridgid Trenchless System, however, we do use Ridgid CCTV Drain Cameras.

We cut it out with a robotic cutter. See an example in this video: ruclips.net/video/1wIeYtq-TVo/видео.html

HI Russell, this is how we cut the junctions out: ruclips.net/video/1wIeYtq-TVo/видео.html

And this is how we seal with a junction patch when necessary: ruclips.net/video/B_TLEASohgk/видео.html

How did not bring the light head to the end? Especially through bends

There were multiple cracks caused by ground movement, tree roots were getting into the cracks and blocking the drain annually. It's hard to see at the drains had been cleared and sanded in preparation for pipe relining. There is a clear break at the 18 second mark.

Man that liner came out perfect.

Its very easy, 99% of the time the liner bulges into the junction. Sometimes we mark the junctions on the camera just to be sure.

We just roll it back out with the inversion drum. Generally, it's pretty easy unless there is a lot of head pressure.

yes it is

We remove it with a chain flayer or robotic cutter before the Relining process takes place.

We are repairing leaking stormwater pipes with a process called pipe Relining. We have a new machine the cures the resin with UV light in seconds instead of hours in comparison to traditional Pipe Relining techniques.

The UV device is very fast. After lining the tube, the light is pushed to the other and pulled, so you get the lining dry quickly. New technology

Amazing! Please email me on info@revolutionpiperelining.com.au with some information about yourself and your experience so we can chat further. If you have a resume, attach it to the email 👍🏼

Yes, many video's on junction patches. Here is one: ruclips.net/video/B_TLEASohgk/видео.html

You don’t get a lot of time at 100 deg f probably only 15 to 20 min but when it’s that hot we cool the resin and work in our air conditioned truck to extend our working time.

We attach a short piece of PVC pipe to the earthenware pipe with a plumb quick which is a flexible rubber connection. We start Relining from the PVC and cover the rubber connection to ensure tree roots do not go through this point at a later date. It’s a much better job for the customer 👍🏼

Oh I use a small 4" long piece so I can hook back up to it easier

I work in Belgium but now we only work on a UV machine faster and easier

This is because it's a 3D liner, it sucks back with shrinkage as it expands to the 150mm pipe size.

Hey mate, it's just a small piece of packer plastic. But yes correct, it was used to prevent the first section of liner from being impregnated. Sometimes we use this technique, other times we just roll back the liner to where we want the resin to start. Thanks for watching!

Haha indeed mate!

I'm not sure what brand it is mate. The only logo on it is our supplier RSM Lining Supplies.

The small chamber was used to insert the liner, the big blue inversion drum was used to insert the calibration tube. The calibration tube is sent through the liner, expanded under air pressure and then filled with hot water and circulated until the resin goes off. It can all be done from the same machine, however, having multiple tools that do the same job speeds up the process.