20”, 24” and 30” Diameter Bionax® PVCO Pipes

When IPEX first introduced Bionax® PVCO pressure pipe in North America in 2008, it set a new standard for municipal water distribution and made everything else seem antiquated. Since then, thousands of metres of Bionax® have been laid in hundreds of installations and it is specified as a material of choice in jurisdictions from coast to coast.
Now, with the introduction of larger diameters, municipal water transmission projects can benefit from the same properties that put Bionax® water distribution lines and sewage force mains in a class by themselves.

[@avnigupta5713]

Is it available in 30 inches I need 150 metre length

[@akangnardi5975]

How many force mandrel or size 30 ince

[@cadmiumbop]

i want one where can i get?

[@kellydonfarrar524]

Not true at all that it's the largest diameter CIOD. Nor is it true that this is the only company that offers it. To the best of my knowledge, 60" is the largest diameter of solid wall CIOD there is.

[@user-sf2fg9qm7z]

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[@brentwilliamson9594]

What is really funny about this video is that when they run over it with an excavator it doesn't prove anything! according to AWWA any PVC pipe scratched 10% or more it should be rejected. It becomes unsafe to pump water. Such a silly product