Rinker Materials

We don't always think about what runs beneath our feet, diverting water and sewer systems. But the use of proper storm sewers and culverts is essential to keep our cities functioning, clean, and safe. https://hubs.li/Q02FCFBs0

In July, stormwater systems may face increased demands due to the occurrence of heavy rainstorms or summer showers. It is essential to ensure that these drainage systems are well-maintained and clear of any debris or blockages that can impede the flow of water. Regular inspections, cleaning, and maintenance of reinforced concrete pipes and drainage boxes are crucial to their effective operation during the rainy season. Let our engineers work with you for your best solution. https://hubs.li/Q02FC3cF0

Celebrating 60 years of strength and durability doesn't happen every day, which is a reason to celebrate. Rinker's roots trace back to 1964, with a track record of excellence, providing strength and durability in all of the products we produce, and that's a legacy we are proud of. Since 1964, the world has rapidly advanced and changed, and so have we. Our people are at the heart of our business, constantly innovating and pushing the boundaries of our product's strength, making it adaptable for various applications. But over the years, a few things haven't changed of those who rely on Rinker and our products: • Our people are dedicated to helping our customers solve their greatest challenges. • Concrete provides peace of mind, knowing that you have a product that provides brute strength and resilience. • RCP 100 year proven service life • Concretes inherent fire resistance • Our concrete products have materials that are sourced locally and produced domestically. Learn more about Rinker's history at: https://hubs.li/Q02FC7C20

Due to durability and strength, the Department of Transportation commonly uses reinforced concrete pipes in stormwater drainage systems along our nation's roadways. RCP is available in various sizes and shapes to accommodate drainage needs. Drainage boxes, also known as catch basins or stormwater inlets, are another integral part of stormwater management systems. These boxes are commonly installed at strategic locations along stormwater evacuation routes, such as roadways or low-lying areas prone to flooding. Drainage boxes collect water from the surrounding area and direct it into the underground pipe network for proper disposal or treatment. For more information, check out https://hubs.ly/Q02FBY0w0

Construction is a complex art and science, full of challenging and consequential choices. As an engineer, your decisions will have far-reaching, long-lasting implications for your company, your contractor, the future owner of the property, and all who use the completed project. Learn about the five great reasons why RCP/RCB should be your go-to material for your next project at: https://hubs.li/Q02FBKhd0

Check out this Mega Reinforced Concrete Box project in Vegas. For your drainage infrastructure needs, contact Neama (Steve) Nilforoushan.

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Reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) has a proven performance over alternative choices. RCP proves to hold it’s shape in harsh weather. The United States Army Corp of Engineers recommends RCP design for lasting up to 100 years of life. To learn more check out : https://hubs.li/Q02DSlQ10