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A Vision for Long-Lasting Infrastructure

Delivering infrastructure projects that balance durability, sustainability, and cost-efficiency is a growing challenge for decision-makers. The restoration of the Main Sewer Pipe in Leipzig, Germany, demonstrates how proven non-corrosive reinforcements, long used in the composite industry, are now reshaping construction practices to meet these demands.

Key Benefits for Decision-Makers

1. Durability for Decades:
   Non-corrosive carbon reinforcements withstand harsh environments, significantly extending the service life of aging infrastructure. This reduces long-term maintenance costs and ensures reliable operation for decades.
2. Lightweight Materials for Efficiency:
   Unlike steel, carbon reinforcement is lightweight, simplifying transport and installation. Workers in Leipzig easily transported 2.3 m x 5 m cuts through narrow shafts and positioned them precisely, minimizing logistical challenges.
3. On-Site Customization and Scalability:
   The CARGO system enabled on-site cutting directly from rolls, ensuring precise dimensions and reducing material waste. With 80 meters of sewer channel already restored and two more sections planned, this approach demonstrates scalability for large infrastructure projects.
4. Sustainability in Action:
   Lightweight, non-corrosive materials align with global sustainability goals, ensuring environmental compliance and securing public trust.