Whether it’s transporting water or getting rid of sewage, Mazza AC pipes are perhaps the most efficient and effective alternative in the market today. Not only are they inexpensive, and long-lasting but they are also easy to handle and install, making them a boon for municipal corporations and governments.
So what makes them so special? It’s simple: Mazza AC pipes are the optimal solution for sewerage since they do not wear from acidic sewage. Made from state-of-the-art technology, the pipes meet the stringent requirements for sewerage and drainage and are manufactured as per IS 6908:1991 norms with BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) specifications. The pipes are impermeable to water and bacteria and resistant to corrosive waters and soils, making them a trusted choice for sewerage and drainage systems.
Apart from sewerage, Mazza AC pressure pipes are also perfect for the transport of water. These pipes are made from asbestos, Ordinary Portland Cement, PP fiber and Fly Ash. As a result they are robust and can resist both internal pressure and external loads without fatigue. These pipes too are resistant to corrosive waters and aggressive soils. They are also easy to install and last for long spells of time making them an obvious choice for transporting water. The pipes also meet BIS specifications and are manufactured as per IS 1592:2003.
The first Mazza ACP Plant was installed in Gujarat in 1962, and its utility was soon made evident. Later Mazza AC pressure pipes dominated the water supply pipes segment with plants across India. Now, many states even specify in their tenders that AC pressure pipes should be manufactured by the Mazza process only. Further proof of its undeniable quality.
With a capacity of manufacturing 100,000 MT per annum, A Infrastructure Limited (AIL) is the largest manufacturer of Mazza Asbestos Cement (AC) pipes in India. The company belongs to the renowned Kanoria Group that offers a range of diverse products ranging from Asbestos Cement Pressure Pipes and Asbestos Cement Sheets to sugar, pharmaceuticals and textiles.
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