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We have a whole range of highly specified products that will provide the best solutions for your project. With a demanding environment and many liquids to convey, providing cost-effective, durable solutions can be a challenge.
Keeping creeks flowing safely under roads, stormwater, and run-off going safely to their intended destination – we can do it all. New Zealand’s infrastructure is always improving and upgrading and P&F Global source quality culverts and pipes in an amazing range of sizes for the civil market.
P&F Global’s quality control ensures products stocked are compliant and ‘ready for service, fit for purpose’.
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EUROFLO civil SN8 is a twin walled culvert pipe made from HDPE (high density polyethelene). This premium grade product has a double ribbed exterior for extra strength.
EUROFLO Go-In System is a fast and user-friendly, cost-effective system that connects EUROFLO pipe to sumps, galleries, breather pipes and main drains.
The top-quality German-made polypropylene pipe comes in a range of sizes and is used in places from dishwasher waste to large effluent lines, from abattoirs to science laboratories.
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14 February, 2022The EUROFLO® pipes are tough and they absolutely stand up to the job. On this project I ran a 12-tonne roller over the top of the [culvert] without any problems.
Alan Sutherland, Manawatu contractor
The drainlayers had not used EUROFLO® before this project but commented on how light and strong the pipes were. Compared to concrete pipes in this situation, where the groundwater was higher than the pipe work and the area had to be pumped dry, the process of laying the pipe was completed easily four times faster than concrete and with half the labour.
Terry Wearmouth, Director for Kauri Park Nursery
EUROFLO’s 1000mm culvert pipe with an SN8 rating met all the requirements and it came out better on price than concrete too. It also saved a lot in the laying because it is lighter and easier to handle which makes it a faster job.
Ron Johnston, Drainlayer