Segmented stiffness lets this sewer rehabilitation packer pass sharp bends, hold flange spacing, and use a front camera for precise placement.
A supercapacitor power module lets a pipe cutter run from sub-60V DC, reducing cable weight and safety hazards without interrupting other functions.
Radial mesh stent expansion restores collapsed pipe sections without overlap, easing relining and preserving hydraulic conductivity.
Expandable pads and removable jackets let one pipe expander fit varying host diameters, supporting confined-space pipe relining with less host damage.
Expandable mesh stents reopen partially collapsed pipes without overlapping sections, preserving flow and supporting minimally disruptive relining.
A drainage channel uses a bottom ditch with a second radius of curvature to prevent water accumulation and bacterial growth at the base.
A locking sleeve with a hydrophilic gasket seals the annular space created by CIPP liner shrinkage, preventing infiltrate entry into the sewer system.
Stepped joining guides side walls into a trough, accommodating large tolerances to ensure leak-tight connections without complex assembly tools.