Pillow Type Packers (0,5 - 1,0 bar)

Description & features

Plugline Pillow Packers are essential tools used for sewer and pipeline maintenance, especially in trenchless rehabilitation projects. These inflatable, flexible packers are designed to fit into a variety of pipe sizes and provide a secure, watertight seal for testing, cleaning, or lining applications. Pillow-type packers are highly versatile and reliable, making them a popular choice for both emergency repairs and routine maintenance.

Key Features

• Inflatable Design: Soft and flexible, designed to mold to the inner surface of pipes, ensuring a tight seal.
• NR construction: size range 600 — 2000 mm, working pressure 0,5 / 1,0 bar, contact length 1000 — 3400 mm, operating temperature −40 to 70 °C, Quick Coupling / Schrader air connection.
• High-Quality Materials: Made from durable, chemical-resistant fabrics that are ideal for harsh pipe environments.
• Adjustable Sizes: Available in various sizes to accommodate a wide range of pipe diameters.
• Easy to Deploy: Quick to inflate and deflate for easy handling and minimal downtime during operation.
• Multiple Applications: Can be used for sealing, testing, and rehabilitation of both residential and industrial pipelines.

Advantages

• Increased Efficiency: Pillow packers can be deployed quickly, reducing operational time and increasing productivity.
• Versatility: Suitable for different pipe materials and sizes, making them adaptable to various projects.
• Cost-Effective: The reusable design makes pillow packers a cost-efficient choice for ongoing pipe maintenance.
• Safe Operation: Helps prevent leaks and reduces the risk of contamination during testing or repair work.
• Long-lasting Durability: Designed to withstand high pressures and harsh conditions, providing a long service life.

Application Areas

• Sewer and Drain Maintenance: Used to isolate sections of a pipeline for testing, cleaning, or sealing during repair or maintenance operations.
• Trenchless Rehabilitation: Ideal for pipe lining or patching projects, enabling workers to rehabilitate pipes without the need for excavation.
• Hydrostatic Pressure Testing: Sealing one or both ends of a pipe section to test for leaks under pressure.
• Emergency Pipeline Repairs: Quickly seals off damaged pipes, preventing leaks and minimizing downtime during emergency repairs.
• Municipal Infrastructure Projects: Used for maintaining and rehabilitating urban drainage and sewer systems.