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Pipepoxy Trenchless Pipe Repair System
LeakTronics
Maintenance Products - Leak detectors/sealers
Pipepoxy is a 3 part, fast-curing system that is used to spot-fix or re-coat a section of the pipeline that is leaking. It uses its 3-step sanding, cleaning, and coating process to access smaller diameter pipes ranging from 1”- 2.5”. Pipepoxy can be used to repair all types of pipes.
An Online Pipepoxy Application Training Course with unlimited access from the same IP address is provided with your purchase of either Pipepoxy Pro or Pipepoxy Pro Complete Kits. Upon successful completion, you will be listed as a Pipepoxy Certified Installer. The training course is done online and unlimited technical support is provided at anytime installers need assistance.
On average, an experienced contractor can repair a pipe in about an hour with dry time taking approximately 4 hours. A follow-up visit can be performed the following day. This is much less time-consuming compared to 10-15 hours over several days of cutting concrete, digging down, cutting out the broken section of pipe, making the repair, re-testing the pipe, and patching the deck which often results in unfavorable cosmetic variations.
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