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The close-fit method with pre-deformed PE pipes represents a highly efficient and economical solution for rehabilitating old pipelines.

Beneath an active campsite at Lake Balaton in Hungary, a DN 500 asbestos cement sewer pipeline was trenchlessly rehabilitated using the Close-Fit method.

The egeLiner® Kanal offers a sustainable and economical solution for the rehabilitation of old sewer pipes. The egeLiner® Kanal is installed trenchless using close-fit lining and ensures future-proofed rehabilitation thanks to its permanently leak-proof, welded joints and long service life. The rehabilitation specialists at Max Bögl have completed an initial reference project.

The close-fit method using pre-deformed PE pipes is a highly efficient and sustainable pipe rehabilitation method for old drinking water lines.

During the rehabilitation of the main water line in Hötensleben, the local water and wastewater utility TAV Börde faced major challenges. Due to the demanding route layout and narrow access paths, the egeplast ege-Liner® was used in a close-fit lining process – an efficient and environmentally friendly solution.

Renewing the water pipes for a government building in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region presented those responsible with particular challenges: a very tight schedule of just four weeks, severe space constraints, and freight transit times that could not be precisely predicted as an additional risk factor.

Europe faces the challenge of renovating and modernizing its old and often dilapidated gas supply pipelines.

In the course of planned road renovations and the reconstruction of the "Bridge of the Legions" in the city center on the banks of the Vltava in July and August 2020, the DN 500 steel pipe was rehabilitated. The insulation of the old steel pipeline no longer met today's requirements.