Concrete slurry with aggregate was poured into 250mm, 375mm and 450mm (10”, 15”, 18”) sewer mainlines after boring into an

Concrete that was meant for the foundation of a building had filled a stormwater pipeline near Amsterdam, the Netherlands, after

Removing the grease film and taking care of tree roots infiltrated from joints, cracks and lateral connections to prepare a

Have a look over the shoulder of this operator while he removes grout from this Sewer Pipe with the R125

The concrete found its way into a 20” (500mm) drainage pipeline near the runways of a large Airport to settle

A grout mix meant for soil stabilization found its way into a vitrified clay sewer main pipeline during supportive construction

Root infiltrations from pipe joints and lateral connections are no problem for 500 bar (7,250psi) precision water jet cutting. Multiple

Limescale, the cristalized mineral deposits often found in sewer pipelines of hard water areas, has been succesfully removed from multiple

The Sewer Robotics’ robot R160 with the attached water-jet nozzle tool WJ180 was inserted into the pipe. A pump unit

Calcium mineral deposits had built up over years in this 250mm (10″) PVC pipeline and were removed with the Sewer