HDPE pipe are widely used for trenchless sewer lateral replacement. HDPE is the safest and most efficient option for sewer pipe replacement. “High-density polyethylene” pipes are now widely used in the sewer industry.

The development of trenchless technology to rehabilitate existing underground infrastructure with minimal disruption to surface traffic, business, and other activities, has left a lasting impact on the construction and civil engineering industries.

As the name denotes, trenchless technology requires few or no trenches to be dug for the maintenance work to be done and can be defined as, “A family of methods, materials, and equipment capable of being used for the installation of new or replacement or the rehabilitation of existing underground infrastructure.”

Because trenchless technology greatly reduces the need for invasive excavations, it has a much smaller impact on the surrounding environment, both ecologically and socially. Residential neighbourhoods remain unscathed, commercial districts do not have to deal with loss of business, and rural regions remain undisturbed. Noise and air pollution are also kept to a minimum and rehabilitation time is short.

As the use of trenchless technology continues to grow in popularity and use, so too does the importance of using top-quality pipe material that meets the specific requirements of the particular technique being used. The plastics pipe industry is a strategic industry, where hardware needs to be reliable for extended periods of time. According to industry standards, quality plastic pipe should endure in excess of 100 years without failure. Especially HDPE raw materials have good adhesion and toughness. They also have many advantages in terms of cost-effectiveness, minimal impact on the environment, and safer processes. The use of HDPE pipes in trenchless technology is rapidly becoming a repair building and civil engineering The preferred method of domain pipeline. These pipelines can not only provide a design life of 100 years, but also provide solutions to major industry challenges such as corrosion and high leakage rates.