Amiblu Norway AS

If you knew there was a material out there with a proven track record worldwide for outperforming others, would you want to know more about it?

Using cutting edge technology to meet the toughest challenges, Amiblu manufactures GRP pipelines and storage systems that last for generations and do not corrode. GRP is a resilient, composite material utilised in many aspects of construction and civil engineering to deliver long lasting infrastructure.

The history of Amiblu’s GRP systems starts with the first production of centrifugal cast (CC) pipes in Basel in 1957 and continuous filament wound (FW) pipes in 1969 in Norway using top quality raw materials combined with glass fibres to create robust pipes and storage solutions.

Over the past 60+ years, research and development, growth and investment now puts Amiblu at the forefront of GRP pipe production, with seven state of the art manufacturing facilities and a global network of licensed partners producing the two market leading names in GRP pipes – Flowtite (FW) and Hobas (CC).

Amiblu takes environmental responsibility very seriously by developing systems that offer a number of benefits to asset owners who are faced with aging networks, growing cities, climate change and increases in demand. Challenging traditional materials, our products are corrosion and abrasion resistant, with excellent hydraulics, can be bespoke made to meet project requirements, are low-maintenance and engineered for 150 years’ service life.

Products are manufactured for:

- - - Sewage & stormwater
    - Hydropower
    - Circular & non-circular pipeline rehabilitation
    - Potable & raw water delivery
    - Industrial processes
    - Micro-tunnelling applications.

The greenest product is the one you don’t have to replace.

Potters Way Sewer Rehabilitation (2023)

Potters Way, located in the Fengate area of Peterborough, is a recent housing development next to the A1139. The development was built on the grounds of the former Fengate Water Recycling Centre (WRC) which closed in 1988 following the construction of the Flag Fen WRC. In early December 2018, Anglian Water became aware of the […]

Carlisle WwTW (2022)

Carlisle WwTW lies within United Utilities’ north Cumbria region. The site is located to the north-west of Carlisle’s city centre, on the banks of the River Eden, and serves the city of Carlisle. The treatment works receives domestic sewage, trade flows, and tankered imports, providing primary and secondary treatment prior to discharge to the River […]

Waverley Growth (2021)

To accommodate new housing and commercial growth in the Waverley/Catcliffe area of Sheffield, Yorkshire Water required the design and construction of a new pipeline to transfer the flows from a housing development of 4000 homes to the main Blackburn Meadows WwTW. The pipeline route crossed main dual carriageways, other roads, roundabouts, railway lines and passed […]

Blackburn and Darwen WwTWs (2020)

Blackburn WwTW, located at Samlesbury near Blackburn, serves a population equivalent (PE) of approximately 400,000 and discharges final and storm effluent to watercourses that are tributaries of the River Darwen, feeding into the River Ribble estuary and ultimately into the bathing waters of the Fylde coast in the Irish Sea. Over the last 12 months, […]

Blackburn and Darwen WwTWs (2019)

Both Blackburn WwTW and Darwen WwTW discharge final and storm effluent to watercourses that are tributaries of the River Darwen, feeding into the River Ribble and ultimately impacting on the bathing waters of the Fylde coast. Following on from the Blackburn and Darwen WwTWs (2017) article and Blackburn and Darwen WwTWs (2018) article, both published […]

Bournemouth CIS Tunnel Renovation (2018)

Bournemouth is served by a sewerage tunnel known as the Coastal Interceptor Sewer (CIS), an inverted ‘T’ configuration with two tunnels routed parallel to the coastline and a few hundred metres inland. The two tunnels are routed towards each other and form a confluence equidistant along the coast, turning north and heading inland towards the […]

Preston WwTW (2018)

Preston WwTW serves a population in excess of 250,000 and has six sub-catchments: Lytham, Fairhaven and Freckleton within the Fylde District to the west, Lea Gate and Watery Lane to the east within the Borough of Preston and Penwortham to the southwest within the South Ribble District. United Utilities (UU) has invested £20m during AMP6 […]

Tideway East - Challenges (2016)

London’s sewerage system was designed by Sir Joseph Bazalgette in the 1850s, for a population of four million people. While the Victorian sewers are still in excellent working condition, they are struggling to cope with the demands of the city’s growth. Every year, tens of millions of tonnes of raw sewage pour into the River […]

Amiblu relining pipes protect sewer network from H2S attacks

Flowtite Technology: the Continuous Filament Winding Process

Microtunneling/pipe jacking with GRP pipes: A smart solution for sustainable infrastructure

Preston WwTW

Resilient stormwater management

Balmoral Estates Hydro Energy

Amiblu’s Flowtite filament wound pipes provide capacity to withstand high internal pressures and maintain excellent long-term stiffness, corrosion and abrasion resistance

Gipsy Patch Lane (Bristol) Sewer Rehabilitation

Structural rehabilitation of man-entry GRP culvert relining project

East Budleigh Culvert Re-lining

Structural strengthening of culvert using glassfiber reinforced plastic (GRP) non-circular pipe systems

Raigersfeld Culvert Re-lining

Structural strengthening of culvert using glassfiber reinforced plastic (GRP) non-circular pipe systems

Amiblu Norway AS

The greenest product is the one you don’t have to replace.

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