Dedicated professionals in cities and water utilities across the United States work hard every day to consistently provide clean, safe drinking water to their communities. In the best of situations, it can be challenging to keep up with the demands of daily operations, maintenance, administrative duties, and compliance with various regulations and emergencies. It can be even more daunting for smaller, rural water systems with minimal staff and resources. Where to turn? Who can help? This #IronStrong Blog will provide answers to those questions.
Have you ever wondered or asked if it is possible to order shorter lengths of bell and spigot Ductile iron pipe (DI pipe) for your waterworks project or sections within it? The answer is YES; we can help you with those shorter lengths of DI pipe for your project.
Spigot stripes are used as a guide for assembly and a deflection check after assembly. Pipelines are not always designed in a straight line. It is often necessary to deflect pipe from a straight line to follow the curvature of streets and roads both vertically and horizontally. Ductile iron pipe is well suited for joint deflection.
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