Internal epoxy pipe coating
For a suitable pipe, epoxy is applied to the inside wall to seal the damaged area.
When is it used?
- Joints or local defects assessed as suitable for treatment.
- A defined area requiring sealing from within.
- Rehabilitation following cleaning and wall preparation.
The method behind the work
After inspection and cleaning, the substrate and material are assessed for compatibility. Epoxy is applied inside the pipe by brush or spray, depending on the chosen method. Preparation, application conditions and curing time follow the material system and line condition.
How does the work proceed?
- Inspect and assess the treatment area.
- Clean and prepare the substrate for the method.
- Apply a suitable material under controlled conditions.
- Allow curing and check the treated area.
What should be agreed in advance?
The inspection scope, treatment area, price, working conditions and documentation. Final camera footage, a written report or both are supplied according to the agreed service.
Epoxy does not replace inspection and is not necessarily a structural repair. A coating is not presented as strengthening every pipe. Material suitability, application thickness and method are case-specific. This service description does not approve use in drinking-water pipes.
Suitability matters as much as application
Internal coating is not an automatic solution for every leak. Pipe condition, material, cleaning and surface preparation affect whether the work is suitable. Coating scope, application and documentation are agreed after inspection and before work begins.
Before arranging the work
Is epoxy coating suitable for every leak?
No. The pipe wall, joints and access must be assessed. A collapsed pipe, a significant hole or an active leak may require preparation, a separate repair or a different method.
Does the floor have to be opened?
Suitable lines can be treated through existing access points. The cutaway in the demonstration explains the system; it does not guarantee that every job can avoid opening the floor.
When can the line be used again?
After the curing time required by the material and site conditions. The interval between coats in the demonstration is not a site-specific curing instruction.
Discuss your pipe problem
Nationwide service across Israel, by prior arrangement. Tell us the problem, location and any previous work.
