Manufacturers of cure-in-place piping are constantly seeking new ways to increase the strength, flexibility, and price point of their products for both their installation teams and the end users.

Bouckaert Industrial Textiles provides consistently high-quality polyester, polyester/fiberglass, and 100% fiberglass nonwoven felts to CIPP manufacturers across North America. Whether standard thicknesses or densities or a custom felt designed just for your brand optimizing performance, price or other characteristics, BIT is here to help.

Cure-in-Place Piping (CIPP) at a glance

Cure-in-place piping is a relatively new technology that aims to repair failing pipes (from small residential water pipes to massive city sewer mains) instead of going through the cost and labor intensive process of digging up and replacing old systems. It does so by inserting a flexible, new felt liner inside existing pipes (a “pipe within a pipe”) and then curing it in place to create a safe and long-lasting replacement all without any digging or road closures.

 

CIPP felt liner

 

Benefits of Cure-in-Place Piping (CIPP)

  • Minimally invasive: CIPP is a trenchless repair method, so it avoids the need for extensive digging and disruption to your property that traditional pipe replacement requires. This saves time, money, and hassle.
  • Faster installation: Because there’s no excavation involved, cured-in-place piping can be installed much quicker than traditional methods. This can get your plumbing system back up and running faster.
  • Cost-effective: By eliminating the need for heavy equipment and labor associated with digging, CIPP can be a more cost-effective solution compared to traditional pipe replacement.
  • Long-lasting repairs: CIPP liners can create a strong, durable pipe that can last for decades, depending on the material and application.
  • Improved pipe functionality: CIPP liners can create a smooth, corrosion-resistant interior surface within the old pipe, which can improve water flow and reduce the risk of future leaks and blockages.

Benefits of using a Bouckaert Felt for CIPP

Bouckaert is a leading felt manufacturer for cure-in-place piping in North America. Buying your felt from BIT means you are getting not only the highest quality raw material and finished product but also one you know works.

Applications

As an industry leader in industrial felt manufacturing, we rely on facilities that can achieve unmatched levels of precision on a wide range of applications. All our CIPP felts comply with ASTM manufacturing requirements to achieve optimal strength and flexibility.

We complete all production runs, whether they’re small prototyping runs or large-volume mass production projects, within competitive cycle times. We also offer expedited delivery via our Just in Time (JIT) Delivery service, and we use Kanban systems as necessary for large-scale projects.

Additional Information

  • Capabilities

    Our capabilities include: 

    Weight
    4 oz./sq. yd. to 500 oz./sq. yd.
    Thickness
    0.040” to 3.5”
    Width
    Up to 11.15 ft. (3.4 m)
    SAE tolerances:
    • Weight: ±10%
    • Thickness: ±7%

    We can also produce tighter tolerances based on project requirements and customer requests.

  • Materials

    We manufacture our felt from both virgin and recycled materials. Among the materials we use are:

    • Fiberglass
    • Polyester

  • Services

    In addition to providing these specialized materials for CIPP manufacturers, we also perform several secondary services on completed parts per client specifications. These services include:

    • Laminating
    • Singeing
    • Sheeting
    • CNC Cutting
    • PSA coating
    • Heat setting
    • Custom product design and prototyping

Cure-In-Place Piping from Bouckaert Industrial Textiles

Strength, flexibility and customizability for installers and resin manufacturers are the qualities that keep CIPP manufacturers returning to our nonwoven fabrics time after time. We use innovative problem-solving practices to develop customized solutions for every client.

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