GRP Pipes at their Best: Amiblu at the IFAT 2018
May 14, 2018
This year’s edition of the IFAT once again features a unique range of strategies and solutions to tackle diverse and complex global challenges such as waste and water management. Combining Hobas and Flowtite pipes under one roof for the first time, Amiblu will present a unique range of GRP piping solutions for truly sustainable water management.
The proper use and management of water is crucial to our future. How can we preserve our precious resource and make it available for use in the most sustainable way? This is one of the main topics at this year’s IFAT, the world’s leading fair for water, sewage, waste and raw material management, which takes place in Munich from May 14-18.
Over 3,100 exhibitors will showcase various aspects of water supply and disposal, waste treatment and recycling. Amiblu will be one of them, presenting exceptionally sustainable and durable GRP pipe systems for all sorts of water applications.
As leader and pioneer in GRP piping solutions, Amiblu combines two top-notch brands and technologies in an unrivaled product portfolio: Hobas and Flowtite with their centrifugally cast and filament wound quality GRP pipes and custom-tailored fittings. The pipes are corrosion-free, resist abrasion as well as UV light and chemicals, and they are lighter than conventional pipe materials, reducing transportation and installation costs.
They are used for storm- and wastewater to potable water, irrigation, desalination, hydropower applications, and other industries. With an expected service of more than 150 years, Amiblu GRP pipes represent an innovative concept for managing water in an efficient and sustainable way.
Learn more directly from our Amiblu experts at the Messe Munich – come and visit our booth 325/424 in hall B3!
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