During the company’s visit, the opportunity arose for Interflow to pay a visit to its partners Rädlinger Primus Line GmbH. This marked the first time in which both parties could officially meet in person since signing the exclusive five-year partnership deal, thanks to the travel limitation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In conjunction with a few meetings, the representative for Interflow were granted a personalised guided tour of Rädlinger’s headquarters. This included seeing the exterior of the original Rädlinger family home which sits, to this day, at the very heart of the Primus Line campus.
In a social media post on the visit, Interflow expressed a warm congratulations on what the two companies have achieved together over the past year since signing their exclusive partnership and looks forward to continuing to work alongside one another to grant customers the best service possible.
Since Interflow was established in 1936, the company has carved out its place as leader in the Australian water and pipeline infrastructure.
Today, Interflow is highly regarded as one of Australia and New Zealand’s leading providers of trenchless pipeline solutions, specialising in the water-mains, wastewater, stormwater and culvert sectors. The full breadth of the company’s services span across asset planning, design, construction and maintenance, including proactive and reactive works.
Likewise, Interflow’s partner Rädlinger Primus Line GmbH, which operates internationally and has its headquarters in Germany, is the supplier of Primus Line, an innovative technology for trenchless rehabilitation of high-pressure pipes.
Since the company was founded in 2001, the system has been used in a wide variety of projects throughout the world, impressing by its large insertion lengths, short rehabilitation times and fast recommissioning of pipes.
For more information visit the Interflow website.
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