Can Clay Corporation CanOLok Pipe

CanOLok Pipe

Key Advantages

	Long Term Corrosion Resistance
	Centuries of Performance, ask about Can Clay's 100 Year Guarantee
	Highest Abrasion Resistance against Cleaning and Steep Grades
	Rigid Pipe Barrel Maintains its Shape and Does Not Deform
	Proven Design, Many Products have come and gone, Clay is Here to Stay

Can Clay's rigid vitrified clay pipe is equipped with flexible joints having a high dimensional tolerance and specially compounded polyester resins combined with an elastomeric seal.

CanOLok™ vitrified clay pipe conforms to ASTM C 700 for EXTRA STRENGTH.

The CanOLok™ compression joint conforms to the ASTM C 425.

Open Trench Pipe Dimensions

Photo Bottom: Packaged 6" CanOLok Pipe
CanOLok pack.jpg (15498 bytes) The joint is made with truing rings in the socket and on the spigot ends of the of the pipe. The joint resin material is bonded to the ceramic barrel of the pipe using precisely machined molds.

This results in a precision joint water and air tight joint which complements the corrosion free and structurally rigid pipe barrel.

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CanOLok 24" 90 degree bends packaged for Export to Bandar Seri Bagawam, Brunei
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CanOLok pipe dimensions in Adobe PDF format.

Nominal Size Inside Diameter, Inches	Available Lengths Feet	Weight per Foot Pounds
4	1 to 4.5	8.85
6	1 to 4.5	17.45
8	1 to 5.5	27.10
10	1 to 5.5	40.45
12	1to 6	53.25
15	2 to 7.5	88.40
18	2 to 8	129.95
21	2 to 10	179.95
24	2 to 10	228.10
27	2 to 10	290.00
30	2 to 10	315.00
36	2 to 10	452.50
39*	2 to 10	538.00
42*	2 to 10	650.00
48*	2 to 10	786.00
* Joint Design Similar to Can Clay's DENLOK� Jacking Pipe using stainless steel

Vitrified Clay Pipe's
Long Term Performance

Many sewer lines were installed during the last 150 years in the U. S. Industry estimates for total VCP installations are over 1,000,000 miles or 5 Billion Feet.

The vast majority of these VCP lines are still hard at work, functioning to the design requirements of their time.

Since the mid 1950's the requirement for treatment of effluent has become universal in the United States. Prior to this time it was acceptable to have joints in all types of sanitary sewers that were not water tight. These older lines sometimes were planned to have infiltration, providing for dilution of the effluent and less septic conditions.

A 1935 Metcalf and Eddy Engineering Company study showed that 98% of larger cities used dilution as a method for "treatment". This is no longer acceptable in the United States and most other countries.

New modern joints, such as Can Clay's CanOLok� vitrified clay pipe exceeds the requirements of the ASTM C 828, "The Standard Method for Low-Pressure Air Testing of Vitrified Clay Pipe." This standard is performed on installed gravity lines and ensures water and air tight performance.

Ask about Can Clay's 100 Year Vitrified Clay Pipe Guarantee.

Key Advantages

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