Feb 18, 2020
February 18, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions (HRS), based in Tucson, Arizona, has announced that they will be demonstrating their new (Patent Pending) Typhoon & Tsunami tools at the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, on February 17-20, 2020. This is a scaling tool for pipes missing the invert. It can also be utilized to clean up reinstatements and to clean all scaled pipes in cast iron or plastic. This patent pending tool is available in various sizes of 2, 3, 4, and 6 inches and it is designed to replace all sanding blocks, chains, and other tools for pipes missing the invert.
Mike Gesty, owner of HRS, says, “We’re happy to announce that we will be at the WWETT Show, which is the biggest annual trade show In the United States for environmental service and wastewater professionals. We would like to invite everyone in this industry to join us at the show because we will be demonstrating our new patent pending Typhoon & Tsunami piping tools. These tools are designed to solve pipe scaling problems.”
HRS is the developer of the Tornado Reinstatement Cutter, which stands out from the crowd because it allows the reinstatement of a service lateral in just 30 to 45 seconds while others take between 15 and 45 minutes. The new HRS Typhoon & Tsunami plumbing tools are designed to serve as scaling tools for pipes missing the invert. These can be used for cleaning up all scaled pipes and pipe reinstatements. These tools are designed to replace chains sanding blocks and other tools for pipes missing the invert.
HRS will also be displaying its Tornado lateral reinstatement tool at the WWETT Show. This is a patent pending lateral cutter for reinstating lateral lines in just 30 seconds. This is a plumbing tool designed for the professional pipe liner. It is available in various sizes, from 2 inches to 8 inches and it is capable of reinstating various kinds of pipes, including cast iron, plastic, clay, steel, wood, and transit host pipes. And because of its flexibility, the cutter can traverse multiple fittings with lengths up to 70 feet without loss of speed or power.
The Tornado lateral reinstatement tool has been designed such that it creates an oval hole that needs little to no sanding. This tool is capable of reinstating 40 to 100 laterals with little to no maintenance needed. Demonstrations by HRS have shown that the tool can do more than 50 reinstatements in plastic host pipes with a 99% success rates. Also, the lateral cutter is so simple that anyone can use it, even without training.
Meanwhile, the Typhoon & Tsunami combo is designed for pipes that are missing the invert or the pipe bottom. These tools will successfully traverse these types of pipe, clean up scales, and make their way around multiple pipe fittings.
HRS will be demonstrating these patent pending plumbing tools that it has developed at the WWETT Show, appropriately so since the trade show is designed to be an educational program offering a comprehensive schedule of live demos, a wide range of networking opportunities, and a wide expo floor where buyers and sellers can come into contact and interested people can see or experience for themselves the latest technology and product innovations in the water and wastewater treatment and transport industry.
Education sessions at the WWETT Show will include the NAWT One-Day Inspector Certification Course; NOWRA One-Day Installer Class; PSAI New Service Tech Training for Portable Sanitation Professionals; Adopting a New Technology Needs More Evaluation Than the Initial Costs; Outside the Box: Trenching and Excavation for Plumbers; and Complete Pump System Design.
Those who are interested in checking out Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions at the WWETT Show can visit their website or contact them on the phone or through email.
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For more information about Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions, contact the company here:
Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions
Mike Gesty
(866) 377-5862
[email protected]
6211 E Speedway Blvd
Tucson, AZ 85712
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