iMPREG LLC Grand Opening

iMPREG Celebrates Grand Opening in Virginia

iMPREG LLC, a manufacturer of ultraviolet (UV) cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) liners recently celebrated the grand opening of its new, state-of-the art manufacturing facility in Chesterfield County, Virginia.

The company invested $4 million dollars, to renovate the 45,000-sq-ft facility located at 8000 Whitepine Road, near the Chesterfield County Airport. iMPREG has spent the last 1.5 years building up its manufacturing facility, and working with the Chesterfield Economic Development, as well as the Greater Richmond Partnership, to qualify for local and state incentives to establish iMPREG in Chesterfield County. Both divisions have been a huge help in assisting iMPREG to choose the Richmond area.

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Matt Harris, Deputy County Administrator of Chesterfield County was the keynote speaker at the ribbon cutting ceremony, along with Olga Molnar, vice president global investment of the Greater Richmond Partnership.

iMPREG was early to recognize the benefits of no-dig rehabilitation, using fiberglass pipe liner technology 20 years ago in Europe. Since the foundation of the company, iMPREG has consistently developed and extended this technology, and initially introduced it to the U.S. market 10 years ago. The result: Rehabilitation using pipe liners, is the most frequently used process in no-dig sewer rehabilitation.

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“Fiberglass reinforced UV CIPP is the future for no dig rehabilitation of sewer and storm water,” said Christoph Lindner, vice president of iMPREG LLC.

iMPREG LLC, is a subsidiary of the iMPREG Group and is based in Denmark. The iMPREG Group has two other manufacturing plants, one in Ammerbuch, Germany which is also known as the Center of Excellence, and another in Taicang, China. The plant in Chesterfield County is their first U.S. manufacturing facility.

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SOURCE – iMPREG LLC

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