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Swagelining™ is a cost-effective pipelining technology originally developed by the British gas industry in the late 1980's. The process allows a tight-fitting polyethylene (PE) liner to be rapidly installed in a pipeline without significantly reducing the diameter of the host pipe.

Because of Swagelining's unique installation process, the method has been used to rehabilitate over 1000KM (625 miles) of pipeline ranging from 63mm (2.5") to 1000mm (36") in diameter, with individual insertion lengths up to 1km (3250') long. Gas, water, slurry, sewer, mining, process, and oil field lines have been rehabilitated all over the world. Cost-effectiveness and the ease and simplicity of operation make Swagelining the lining method of choice for Swagelining opreators, and their many clients, around the world.