TT Range-Special Coatings
Quality of the external coatings that protects pipes against the damaging effects of the soil is crucial. Saint-Gobain PAM UK has developed zinc-based active protection solutions to ensure durability of its buried ductile iron pipes. Although these coatings originally used pure zinc, ZINALIUM zinc-aluminium alloys are now gradually being introduced into the ranges. However in extremely aggressive soils with marine water table, acidic peaty soils, soils contaminated by industrial pollution or subject to stray currents, for example, these active protection systems do not ensure the required durability. In these circumstances, rarely encountered in practice, the solution is to use products with passive coatings that totally isolate the pipe network.
Technical Details
More information on all jointing systems available
Coatings
Pipes (2 options):
TT PE: DN80-700, zinc 200 g/m2 + polyethylene
TT PUX: DN800-2000: polyurethane coating (900 microns) on the barrel, red-brown epoxy (300 microns) on spigot end and inside socket - conformity to EN 14901 and EN 15189
Fittings: Epoxy 250μm (Polyurethane coating DN1400-2000 available on consultation)
Linings
- Pipes:
Sewer: High alumina cement
Water: Blast furnace cement
Fittings: Epoxy 250μm
Key Features & Benefits
- Ductile iron material:
- Mechanically robust
- Highly resistant to damage
- High safety margin to operate at up-rated pressures
- Long term reliability
- Coating suitable for all UK soils
- Eco friendly: recycled and infinitely recyclable
- Self-anchoring gasket available for restrained pipes application
- Up to 5 degrees angular deflection
Standards & Approvals
 |  |  |
Tape Wrap
In specific conditions where standard offer is not suitable, Saint-Gobain PAM UK is able to supply pipes wrapped with medium duty self-adhesive tape. The tape consists of a combined anti-corrosion mastic and pressure sensitive adhesive, laminated to a flexible PVC backing. Generally factory-applied to the pipe barrel leaving the socket and spigot area to be wrapped after jointing. Each wrap overlaps the preceding one by approximately 25mm or 55% depending upon the degree of protection required.
|
|
PE Sleeving
|
