Exclusive technology for double wall pipes production from ITIB Machinery for drainage and sewerage applications.
The fast growing diffusion in the market for Double Wall Corrugated (DWC) pipes, as a valid alternative to the common concrete or PVC pipes, has led ITIB an Italian company to make strong investments to promote and manufacture this type of equipment. The corrugator, the heart of this extrusion line, actually represents the range of pipes that can be made to meet the present demands. It is able to produce pipes with an outer diameter starting from 70mm ID up to 600mm ID (offering different models to cover the range).
The wide range allows to cover the production of pipes up to 50mm OD, in case of standards according to the outer diameter or 600mm, in case of inner diameter. Within this range users can produce telecom ducting, sewerage pipes, drainage pipes, rainwater drain pipes (plain or perforated) and so on. The applications are endless.
The advantages of Double Wall Corrugated (DWC) pipes:
Longer life of the DWC pipes in comparison to conventional pipes. DWC pipes are anti corrosive and resistant to abrasion.
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