Below is the available product literature for our ductile iron pipe and corresponding joint types. For more information, please contact a marketing and specifications representative.
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Preparing for a Hydrostatic Pressure Test Tip Sheet
Hydrostatic testing can cost contractors tens of thousands of dollars if not done correctly. Eliminate common testing frustrations and avoid negative results with this helpful checklist.
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Hydrostatic Diagnostic Double Bump Test Tip Sheet
Is it a leak or just trapped air? This step-by-step tip sheet shows how to perform a diagnostic hydrostatic Double Bump Test to avoid costly exploratory excavations.
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Cutting Ductile Iron Pipe Tip Sheet
If you find it necessary to cut Ductile iron pipe in the field, it is essential to know how to properly and efficiently perform this task to avoid adding time and expense to your installation project. Be sure to follow these 6 easy steps.
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Bridge Installations Tip Sheet
Installing Ductile iron piping on a bridge or similar structure? Download our best practice recommendations for bridge installations to plan your aerial pipeline, choose the right products, and account for any special scenarios.
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Installation Tips for Push-On Joints
Training is priceless. Crews often receive training on safety, but what about installation? The following are some basic tips to help ensure your Ductile iron pipe project installs efficiently and problem-free.
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Joint Assembly with Sure Stop® Gaskets
Proper gasket placement and attention during assembly is the best way to avoid displaced or pinched gaskets. Get this Dos and Don'ts Tip Sheet to ensure proper joint assembly with Sure Stop® Gaskets.
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Pipe Rounding Instructions
This instructional kit takes "out-of-round" out of your construction vocabulary. The instructions are intended and designed to fix this after cutting. With the pipe rounding instructions you can easily change the shape of the pipe, from the outside, during joint assembly.
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Cost of DI Pipe Tip Sheet
To provide the most accurate and cost-effective pricing for Ductile iron pipe, there are a few items to consider that determine the final cost to the customer. Listed in this tip sheet, but not limited to, are the significant variables that affect DI pipe pricing.
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Electrical Thawing Tip Sheet
To conduct electrical current from one rubber gasket pipe joint to another for the purpose of thawing frozen water mains, some specifiers require that Ductile iron (DI) pipe be furnished with devices to provide such conductivity. The accessories and methods for Push-On Joints and Mechanical Joints are listed in this tip sheet.
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Gasket Storage Tip Sheet
Gaskets are critical components in your Ductile iron piping system. They are made of compound rubber materials that can gradually weather, dry out, and deteriorate if not cared for properly. To avoid damage or deformation, use these guidelines to store your gaskets correctly.
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Patching Protecto™ 401 Tip Sheet
There may be occasions in the field when patching of the Protecto 401 lining may be necessary. Use this handy tip sheet to guide you through your repair work.
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Push-On Joint Assembly Tip Sheet
A displaced or rolled gasket creating water loss in a ductile iron pipeline is one of the most common errors that occur during joint assembly. To avoid displacing or rolling a gasket and to ensure proper joint assembly, be sure to follow these five easy steps.
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Specialty Gasket Material Properties Tip Sheet
The properties of specialty gaskets for Ductile iron pipe, valves, and fittings are outlined in this handy reference.
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Pressure Washing Protecto™ 401 Tip Sheet
From research and field tests conducted by DIPRA and leading epoxy providers, we have provided verified guidelines for safe and effective pressure cleaning of the inside diameters of Protecto™ 401 lined and cement-mortar Ductile iron pipe
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Ductile Iron Vs PVC Pipe Comparison Sheet
What’s the difference between Ductile Iron and Polyvinyl Chloride? Many things! This handy sheet shows the numerous reasons to choose Ductile iron pipe - the safest, longest-lasting pipe for your next water infrastructure project.