Innovative light curing
with BRAWO® Pico sx,
even in-house

BRAWO® Pico sx is the first system specifically designed for use in very small waste water pipes. These are usually found inside buildings (in-house). The innovative light curing for small nominal diameters is unique.

Fulfills all OSHA US work safety requirements

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LIGHT CURING

with BRAWO® Magnavity sx and BRAWO® Pico sx

See short application videos in which the BRAWO® SYSTEMS experts present various rehabilitation solutions for property and building drainage systems.

 

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Rehabilitation with light – BRAWO® Pico for the in-house sector

In this video you see how to cure a liner with light using the BRAWO® Pico light curing system.

Rehabilitation with BRAWO® Magnavity SX and end cap

In this video you will see how to prepare an end cap on the liner and rehabilitate using the BRAWO® Magnavity SX.

BRAWOLINER®

The Solution for Defective Pipes

BRAWOLINER® Pipe Rehabilitation

Bevor the installation, the flexible BRAWOLINER® will be impregnated with epoxy resin and then inserted in the defective pipe by using air or water pressure. BRAWOLINER® lines the pipe completely and eliminates all existing and potential damages. The result is a completely new and dense tube in the old pipe with significantly better static properties.

Inhouse Rehabilitation

The rehabilitation of wastewater pipes in buildings is subject to special requirements and strict structural rules. The BRAWOLINER® HT rehabilitation system meets all structural requirements and has moreover the exacting DIBt approval for the rehabilitation of drainage systems within buildings.

BRAWOLINER® – Leaking Pipes

The BRAWOLINER® Rehabilitation is the ideal solution for defective drainage systems in private houses and large real estates, industrial plants, hospitals and gas stations. The trenchless rehabilitation allows a quick, cheap and durable rehabilitation of pipes within buildings, buried pipes and pipe connections.

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