News About PPI, Aries Industries and GP Sewer

Recent industry news exclusively for sewer and drain cleaning professionals

PPI releases new technical document, announces new online course
The Plastics Pipe Institute released a new technical document that reports on the association’s findings about the compatibility of plastic piping materials with chlorine dioxide when used in hot- and cold-water plumbing distribution systems. Prepared by PPI’s Building & Construction Division, PPI TN-67 Chlorine Dioxide and Plastic Hot- And Cold-Water Plumbing Distribution Pipes focuses on the application of chlorine dioxide within buildings and its potential effects on plastic hot- and cold-water plumbing distribution pipe materials.

Also, PPI’s newest online course, PEX Tubing for Water Service Line Applications, is now available on its PPI eLearn channel. It provides a self-directed learning opportunity for professionals in the plumbing and underground infrastructure industries and CEU credit will be awarded to those completing the ASPE-accredited course. The class is based on requirements of the updated industry standard AWWA C904-22 Crosslinked Polyethylene Pressure Tube, 1/2 Inch Through 3 Inch for Water Service, the ANSI-approved standard for PEX tubing intended to deliver potable water into homes and buildings.


Aries Industries adds Colorado dealership
Aries Industries has strengthened its western U.S. market reach with the addition of a Colorado dealership with three locations. Faris Machinery specializes in new and used heavy equipment for municipalities and construction operations. The company provides sales, rentals, service and training from dealerships in Commerce City, Colorado Springs and Grand Junction.


GP Sewer launches new website
GP Sewer launched its new and improved website, www.gpsewercam.com, featuring a fresh design and improved navigation. Customers can also view product videos, photos and frame grabs from inside pipes, and connect with GP Sewer’s support team for more information on how to get started.



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