Potable
Water Liner

Pro Line’s potable water liner is manufactured using materials that are fully compliant with international drinking water standards, including those governing hygiene, toxicity, and long-term water contact. Each component is independently tested and approved to meet strict regulatory requirements, ensuring safety for end users and full compatibility with potable water systems. As a proven UV-CIPP technology already in use across global networks, Pro Line offers water utilities a trusted, hygienic, and regulation-compliant solution for rehabilitating critical drinking water infrastructure.

Pro Line’s potable liner is a fully structural rehabilitation system, capable of restoring the mechanical strength and flow capacity of deteriorated host pipes without reliance on the original structure. Designed in accordance with international standards for pressure-rated liners, it provides stand-alone performance even in severely degraded pipes. This ensures long-term asset renewal and extends service life by decades—without the need for excavation or full pipe replacement.

Engineered to perform under pressure, Pro Line’s UV-CIPP liner is suitable for use in potable mains, rising mains, and other pressurised systems where structural integrity is critical. The liner’s composite structure is designed to withstand both continuous internal pressure and short-term surge loads without deformation or failure. This makes it a reliable solution for protecting vital water supply lines and maintaining system performance in high-demand environments.

Pro Line’s potable water liner is widely recognised across the UV-CIPP industry for its ease of installation and contractor-friendly design. Lightweight, flexible, and smooth to handle, it is especially well-suited for confined spaces or complex site conditions where precision and efficiency matter most. Its advanced UV-curing system enables rapid installation with minimal downtime, helping to reduce labour demands, streamline project delivery and minimise disruption to surrounding communities. For contractors and asset owners alike this means lower installation costs and a faster recommissioning of the asset.