History of development of equipment for double-walled corrugated pipes

The production of double-walled corrugated tubes has made an impressive journey from simple experiments to high-speed automated lines. While the first plants were bulky and required constant operator intervention, today's equipment is a model of efficiency and precision.

Historical development can be divided into key stages:
Early generations: Mechanical presses with low productivity and limited quality control.
Introduction of CNC: The revolution associated with the introduction of Computer Numerical Control (CNC), which has automated processes and increased stability.
The water-cooled era: The switch to high-speed water cooling has significantly shortened the production cycle, increasing yields.
Modern integrated lines: Today's lines, such as water-cooled HDPE, are fully integrated complexes, controlled via touch panels and ensuring perfect pipe quality.
This journey reflects a constant search for innovation in response to the market's growing need for reliable and durable sewerage and drainage infrastructure.