HOBAS® at the Wasser Berlin International 2015
Mar 20, 2015
From March 24 to 27, the renowned Trade Fair and Congress for Water and Wastewater WASSER BERLIN INTERNATIONAL will draw the attention of professionals from all around the world to the German capital. On a total area of 36,000 m², more than 600 exhibitors will present their industry-specific products and services. Among them HOBAS, with innovative solutions in the areas of pipe jacking and rehabilitation.
One major part of the WASSER BERLIN INTERNATIONAL will be the 2nd NO DIG BERLIN Symposium and Exhibition, which is dedicated to trenchless technologies. The importance of both pipe jacking and trenchless pipeline rehabilitation is constantly growing, given the intense construction activities in urban areas and the increasing need to renovate old sewer structures.
As leading manufacturer of GRP Pipes Systems and global player in the trenchless market, HOBAS will once again participate in the NO DIG BERLIN. In hall 1.2 at booth 314, trade visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the advantages of trenchless compared to open trench installation, the use of GRP pipes systems in pipe jacking applications as well as rehabilitation projects, and trend-setting innovations in the water and wastewater industry. This also includes a particularly efficient GRP overflow system for combined sewers, the modular HOBAS CSO Chamber, a model of which is on view at the booth.
Come and visit HOBAS at Booth 314 in Hall 1.2 and exchange view with experts from all around the globe – we are looking forward to meeting you!
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