List of Products
Cleaning Pigs
Designed to clean pipeline walls from various deposits and serve as batching pigs. The body can be made of solid polyurethane or with flanges, and it is equipped with front and rear bumpers. Cleaning pigs can pass through pipeline bores that are 85% of the nominal diameter, 1.5D bends, and equal-flow tees without screens. The pistons are lightweight to minimize wear on the polyurethane discs and for easy handling and storage. They can also be equipped with metal brushes and magnets to remove hard and metal debris
Pipeline Locator
A Pipeline Locator is a device used to locate and track the position of pipelines, particularly underground pipelines. It works by detecting electromagnetic signals emitted by a transmitter attached to the pipeline pig or inserted into the pipeline. The locator’s receiver helps operators follow the path of the pipeline and accurately pinpoint its location. Pipeline locators are essential for construction, maintenance, and repair activities, as they allow workers to know exactly where the pipeline is buried underground without needing to dig it up.
Pipeline Data Logger
Designed for installation on in-line pigs or inspection tools to record changes in pressure and temperature along the pipeline. The PDL registers overloads and shocks, as well as the pressure drop across the pig when moving through the pipeline. Battery life up to 600 hours. Working pressure up to 20 MPa. Explosion protection marking 0ExmaiaIIBT5 Ga. Supplied with software for visualization of recorded pressure, temperature and acceleration graphs. There are 3-axis gyroscopes which allow to visualize all bends of the pipeline and measure their radii and angles.
Transmitter
A Low Frequency Transmitter is a special device used in pipelines to help track and locate tools called pigs. These pigs are sent into the pipeline to perform tasks like cleaning or inspecting for issues. The transmitter emits a signal that can be detected by receivers placed along the pipeline. This allows operators to accurately determine the pig’s location, even if the pipeline is underground or underwater. It’s like a signal that says, ‘Hey, I’m here!’ This ensures the pig completes its job correctly and reaches the intended location in the pipeline.