Laser Profiling Services
Laser profiling is an efficient way to inspect pipes without damaging your property. This latest technological innovation allows our team to find a pipe’s ovality, alignment, diameter, and capacity using a projected laser light. The data provided can verify proper pipe installation, assist in planning relining projects, determine remaining pipe lifts, and identify erosion, corrosion, and other issues, such as partial collapses.
Thoroughly inspect your piping system with laser profiling services from Trenchless Pros!
Laser Profiling Services Benefits
Does not damage pipes or surrounding property
Precise, accurate data
Helps determine if a pipe should be replaced
The team at Trenchless Pros in Calgary is confident in laser profiling’s ability to solve many plumbing problems. It’s the most efficient way to create a new piping system because the process provides accurate measurements and profile of the pipes. By creating a precise depiction of the piping system, laser profiling gives us a picture of what’s inside without having to break the line. It allows the Trenchless Pros team to determine the condition of the line before, during, and after repair jobs.
Laser Profiling Services Trenchless Pros
An accurate image of your piping system’s interior is one of the biggest benefits of laser profiling. It provides contractors with the information required for a successful job. Here’s how it’s done.
There are two methods that your contractor may use. The first is direct measurement.
Your contractor will use a waterproof pipe camera, which has a lens fitted with laser diodes. The camera is connected to a computer. The Trenchless Pros team member will gently push the camera through the pipe while noting measurements and possible issues. The camera shows the inside of the pipe and can pick up on any changes in circumference, debris, cracks, and other forms of damage.
The other way to laser profile a piping system is by using a laser light ring.
During this process, we use a camera with a laser rod attached to the front to trace the circumference of the pipe within the camera’s view. The operator calculates the average interior of the pipe based on the laser’s calibration. The camera allows us to see the cause of any deflection, such as debris and cracks.
We may choose laser profiling to inspect your piping system because of its range of profiles and accuracy. Since it measures the interior of your pipes, it can easily pick up on problems like blockages and cracks. Not only does it make repairs easier, but it also simplifies pipe relining. This method is helpful for both reparative and preventative measures. Call Trenchless Pros in Calgary for a free estimate today!
Laser Profiling Services FAQs
What are the advantages of laser profiling over other methods?
Laser profiling is known for its high degree of accuracy and precision. It’s capable of producing extremely accurate results, with tolerances of up to 0.001 inches. It’s quick and better than traditional measurement methods.
How much does laser profiling cost?
The type of material being profiled, the size of the job, and the complexity of the profile all play a factor in the cost of this type of inspection. Call Trenchless Pros in Calgary for a free estimate!
How fast is laser profiling?
Laser profiling is fairly quick. It’s done at speeds of up to 10,000 points per second. This means a 3D model can be created in a matter of seconds, but results may vary between lines.
How accurate is laser profiling?
Laser profiling is an accurate way to measure the shape and size of your pipes. It can be accurate enough to be within a few thousandths of an inch. That makes it great for relining pipes!
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