The LineTamer® is used to straighten and re-round coiled pipe primarily in the natural gas industry, but it’s also used in other applications such as water, propane, conduit, and oil and natural gas collection. Watch this video to learn more about the capabilities of this jobsite accessory and some common ways it’s used out in the field.
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The versatility of the LineTamer® offers an operator many options for handling coiled pipe on the jobsite. With its capabilities to straighten and re-round 3” to 6” IPS coiled pipe to meet or exceed ASTM D 2513 ovality requirements, it safely removes the coil set for quicker installations. Arkansas Oklahoma Gas Corp. (AOG) in Fort Smith, Arkansas regularly works with long runs of pipe and the LineTamer helps increase productivity because it prevents the crew from having to make a fusion every 40-feet.
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The fusing of thermoplastic pipe results in a leak-free and corrosive-resistant system that is becoming the preferred choice for replacing conventional piping systems that are failing across the country. McElroy is the worldwide leader in the science of joining thermoplastic pipe in a growing number of infrastructures. A crucial part of any new installation is the selection of a fusion machine that will cater to your jobsite’s specific needs. Here’s a few tips on McElroy …
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Tulsa, Oklahoma — Since the late 1990’s coiled polyethylene (PE) pipe has literally rolled across the country to form a large part of the telecommunications pipeline infrastructure. The glut of benefits that make coiled pipe appealing to the telecommunications industry also make it ideal for a broad variety of applications such as water distribution, natural gas distribution, mining operations, sewers, waste disposal, and drainage lines. Speed of construction is its primary advantage over other pipes …
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