"In situ" liner DN110x127mm for corrugated pipe or well DIAMIR 315, 400K, 425NW 5168201010

DIAMIR manhole shaft liner – a solid connection and durability

This element is an “in situ” liner designed for corrugated DIAMIR pipes or shafts with a diameter of DN110 and a length of 127mm. It is a key component of the sewage system, providing a tight and durable connection of elements. This liner is used in the construction of gravity sewage networks for various purposes – sanitary, rainwater, combined, as well as industrial and drainage systems.

Application and compatibility

The “in situ” liner is dedicated for use with the DIAMIR shaft system, manufactured by Kaczmarek. It allows for flexible adaptation to existing sewage infrastructure, enabling the connection of corrugated pipes with shaft elements. This makes it possible to effectively expand or modernize sewage networks without the need to replace the entire installation.

Advantages for the installer and end-user

• Quick and easy installation: The “in situ” liner facilitates and speeds up the process of connecting sewage elements, which translates into saving time and labor costs.
• Tight connection: Provides reliable sealing, minimizing the risk of leaks and groundwater infiltration into the sewage system.
• Durability and resistance: Made of high-quality materials, resistant to chemical corrosion and mechanical damage, guarantees long-term use.
• Versatility: Compatible with various types of corrugated DIAMIR pipes, increasing its versatility.
• Flexibility: Allows adaptation to specific installation conditions on the construction site.
• Integral part of the DIAMIR system: Guarantee of compatibility with other elements of the DIAMIR system from Kaczmarek, ensuring optimal performance of the entire installation.

It is worth remembering that the DIAMIR system includes various types of manholes – inspection, non-access and access, as well as manholes with a settling tank – which allows you to adapt the solution to specific investment needs. When using blind risers, the manholes can be used as tanks or sewage pumping stations.