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Inpipe Free Liner

Reference number
Coordinator Inpipe Sweden AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 1 402 252
Project duration June 2018 - December 2020
Status Completed

Purpose and goal

The purpose of the project was to meet an increasing European demand for environmentally friendly liner for lining in VA pipes. Inpipe Sweden AB planned to carry out a project in 2018-2020 to develop and prepare the commercialization of a new technical solution, which is styrene- and BPA-free. The new solution, "Inpipe Free Liner" was expected to contribute to increased demand for liner for life extension of VA systems.

Expected results and effects

The project has resulted in Inpipe Free Liner being ready for market launch during Q1 - Q2 / 2021. The product is expected to fill a market need as Inpipe Free Liner will be an environment / work environment more friendly product for renovation of self-contained and waste pipes with so-called. ON Dig technique. The product is expected to form a cornerstone of Inpipe´s continued business development and expansion.

Planned approach and implementation

The project structure and work blocks that were developed in connection with the project start have served as an excellent guide throughout the project. For similar future projects, we will use similar arrangements to ensure flow and passability in the projects. Despite our risk assessment in connection with project emergence, we had taken sufficient height for time in connection with long-term tests of Inpipe Free Liner and totally missed the risk of a global pandemic impact. This exceeded the original time frame for the project.

The project description has been provided by the project members themselves and the text has not been looked at by our editors.

Last updated 19 February 2021

Reference number 2018-01840

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