Transform your CIPP liner installations with CureView, the leading solution for accurate and efficient cure monitoring at a cost-effective price!
CureView, developed by Erik Morris, is revolutionizing the cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) industry with its innovative cure monitoring system. This cloud-based solution eliminates the need for outdated methods like the rock test and provides a more reliable and efficient way to monitor CIPP installations. It is designed to provide accurate, real-time monitoring of the cure cycle, ensuring that the resin-soaked liner is properly cured.
EACH AND EVERY TIME!
CureView significantly enhances both accuracy and efficiency in CIPP projects. By offering precise temperature readings along the entire length of the sensor strip, CureView removes the guesswork from the curing process. This ensures that the required target temperature and dwell time are met, reducing the need for rework and minimizing profit-killing delays. The system's real-time monitoring capabilities allow crews to troubleshoot and solve issues on-site, further increasing efficiency.
The CureView system is composed of several key components that work together to provide optimal monitoring for CIPP liners.
These include:
User-Friendly Cloud-Based Website Portal: Accessible from any smartphone, tablet, or computer, this portal allows for real-time monitoring and data analysis.
Durable Sensor Strip: This versatile strip can be cut to any length and is designed to withstand the bumps and curves of real-world CIPP installations.
Handheld Controller: This device attaches to the sensor strip and connects to the cloud-based portal, enabling seamless data transmission and monitoring.
CureView has been successfully implemented in numerous CIPP projects, delivering exceptional results and peace of mind for both customers and process owners. Its flexibility and durability have proven invaluable in overcoming the unexpected obstacles that often arise during CIPP rehabilitation. By providing accurate, real-time data, CureView helps to ensure that installations are completed efficiently and correctly the first time, reducing the need for costly rework and delays.