Why Is Brand TermiPore Considered The Most Technically Reliable System For Anti-Termite Reticulation?

 For a host of very valid reasons, major ones being:

1)     1. TermiPore Pipes do not block even in cement.

2)    2.  TermiPore is the only reticulation pipe that has the distinction of successfully passing the lab-tests of:          ESCR, RoHS & Accelerated Weathering

3)    3.  TermiPore can endure any type of frequently used pesticide without deteriorating, getting blocked or           slackening flow rate.

4)     4. Stringent mechanism for Quality Control

 

1)   TermiPore Pipes do not block even in cement:

To answer the most frequently asked question by our clients about whether TermiPore gets blocked, we conducted an intensive experiment, and the experiment was repeated more than 50 times. We are happy to share that we got satisfactory results every single time.

Under this, cast various Termipore pipes of various sizes and different batches in cement. They were left in the cast for 20 days, by which time the cement had totally dried and hardened. After that, we injected water through the pipe trapped inside dried cement. Every time, we were delighted to see that the cement was totally wet in a very short time and water was freely oozing from all around and across the cast. You can see a video of this experiment at : https://youtu.be/tNT91s3WTTU and even the pictures below are evidence of our experiments:

We can confidently say that even cement does not block TermiPore. The credit goes to our culture of innovation & that helped us develop a special raw material of elastomeric compound. Also, our design ensures a consistent flow rate since we have incorporated more than 100 pressure operated microholes/mtr, all across and around every TermiPore pipe. However as precaution, please install reticulation pipes on a bed of sand and avoid contact with cement as far as possible. These experiments were conducted to assure our clients of TermiPore quality. For more details, visit: (insert link of installation)  

 TermiPore is the only reticulation pipe that has the distinction of successfully passing the lab-tests of: ESCR, RoHS & Accelerated Weather Test:

We believe in on-going research, development & testing to innovate, upgrade, enhance & preserve the high quality of our products. We even got 3rd party testing done, to assess the strength and durability of TermiPore Pipes. Our pipes underwent the following laboratory tests:

-        RoHS: TermiPore is not hazardous since it is compliant with standards of RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances).

-        ESCR: TermiPore has successfully cleared the test of Environmental Stress-Crack Resistance (ESCR). After being tested for 300 hrs, it was established that TermiPore pipes are very sturdy and will not degenerate even in harsh conditions.

-        Accelerated Weather Test: Even after exposure to 50 degrees centigrade, there was no cracking, puncture, rigidity or loss of flow rate in the pipes.



All these reports prove without doubt that TermiPore Pipes are sturdy, durable, long-lasting and reliable.

-        You can read more about this at: https://termipore.blogspot.com/2023/01/termipore-only-reticulation-pipe-lab.html

 TermiPore can endure any type of frequently used pesticide without deteriorating, getting blocked or slackening flow rate.

One of our on-going experiments was to test the effect of IS Standard 6313 recommended chemicals Fipronil (emulsion concentrate) and Imidacloprid (suspension concentrate) on our reticulation pipes.

The experiment was done in for ways. We submerged 3 main sizes (14.5 mm, 17.5 mm and 19.5 mm) of our reticulation pipes in (a) Fipronil, (b) Imidacloprid, (c) water and one sample set was left drying in air. We compared the 4 sets after every few weeks.

For more details, click: https://youtu.be/pYia62Ok2Fo

We checked all the main parameters i.e.: blockage, flowrate, cracks, degradation, hardening, etc. We are happy to share the positive results the 2 sets of TermiPore Pipes submerged in chemicals performed the same as the other 2 sets in water and air. There was no deterioration, and the flow rate was consistent too.  

 Due to all the research and testing, we can confidently say that the performance & durability of TermiPore Pipes, will not get affected by termiticides.

Stringent mechanism for Quality Control

Furthermore, we also have a very good system to ensure quality control. We have a prescribed testing mechanism for 9 quality parameters for each roll, before dispatch.

Due to all this and a lot more, we undeniably claim TermiPore is a Comprehensive Anti-Termite Reticulation System, not just any pipe

Install TermiPore Anti-termite Reticulation System and protect your property from termites and avoid any damage and loss on account of destruction due to termites.

 

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