Pipe, fiberglass

Hobas Offers New Large Diameter CCFRPM Pipe
July 2012, Vol. 67, No. 7

Hobas Pipe USA has been manufacturing centrifugally cast, fiberglass-reinforced, polymer mortar (CCFRPM) pipe at their Houston-based plant since 1987. Recently, they began manufacturing pipe in diameters from 18 inches to 126 inches with capabilities to produce even larger diameters.

First Look: Lateral Spot Repair System Uses UV Light
Jeff Griffin, Senior Editor
July 2009 Vol. 64 No. 7

A new small-diameter, sewer lateral spot repair system using an ultraviolet (UV), light emitting diode (LED) cured-glass fiber composite laminate has been introduced to the United States by Cosmic Tophat LLC.

Pipe Selection Guide
Compiled by Traci Read, Senior Editor
June 2009 Vol. 64 No. 6

The 2009 Pipe Selection Guide is now available for download!

CIPP: AMerik Engineering
April 2009 Vol. 64 No. 4

Saertex-Liner is a 100 percent fiberglass liner designed for gravity pipe systems.

Sliplining: Ameron Fiberglass-Composite Pipe Group
March 2009 Vol. 64 No. 3

Ameron offers both round and non-round, segmental section, gasket joined, Bonstrand RPMP for the slipline rehabilitation of deteriorating pipe applications.

Tunnel Project Helps Meet San Antonio Growth
Jeff Griffin, Senior Editor
March 2009 Vol. 64 No. 3

The population of the city of San Antonio has quietly grown to make this pleasant south Texas city the second largest city in the state and seventh largest in the U.S. With a population of more than 1.3 million, San Antonio ranks just behind Houston and ahead of Dallas in population.

Global Demand For Plastic Pipe To Rise
February 2009 Vol. 64 No.2

Worldwide demand for plastic pipe is forecast to increase 4.6 percent annually through 2012 to 8.2 billion meters, or 18.2 million metric tons.

Paggioli Promoted To HOBAS VP
February 2009 Vol. 64 No.2

HOBAS Pipe USA has promoted Kimberly Paggioli, P.E., to the position of vice president of Marketing and Quality Assurance.

NH Penstock Pipeline Replaced With Fiberglass Pipe
November 2008 Vol. 63 No. 11

Meandering through New Hampshire’s White Mountains, a large wooden penstock pipeline served as the main water supply for a local hydro facility, Jackman Station.

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