- GI Header Pipes
- PVC Header Pipes
GI header pipes provide a strong and durable option for construction sites where the system may need repeated installation, dismantling and relocation. They are particularly suitable where robust handling and rigid pipe alignment are important.
PVC header pipes provide a lighter alternative for suitable wellpoint and groundwater-control applications.
Their lower handling weight can make installation and movement easier on projects where portability is a priority.
The final material selection should be based on site conditions, system layout, handling requirements, connection type and project duration.
Available Header Pipe Lengths
Flexible Lengths for Different Site Layouts
4 Metre
Compact layouts, shorter runs and tighter work areas
5 Metre
Flexible intermediate system configuration
6 Metre
Longer header runs and larger wellpoint layouts
Built for Wellpoint Dewatering
A header pipe forms the main collection line in a wellpoint dewatering system. Individual wellpoints are connected to the header, allowing groundwater to be collected and directed toward the dewatering pump. For construction teams, a properly arranged header pipe system can help create a cleaner and more manageable temporary dewatering network around excavations, foundations and trenches. TARIS supports header pipe requirements for both new installations and extensions to existing wellpoint systems.
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Header Pipes FAQ
The header pipe acts as the main collection line connecting multiple wellpoints to the dewatering pump. It allows groundwater collected from individual points to move through one common system.
GI is generally selected when strength, repeated handling and rigid installation are priorities. PVC can be useful where lighter handling and easier movement are preferred. The final choice should match the project conditions and connection system.
The choice depends mainly on the site layout, total header length, wellpoint spacing and how often the system may need to change as the project progresses.
Yes, provided the additional pipe sections and connections are compatible with the existing system. Connection type, diameter and overall system arrangement should be confirmed before adding new sections.
Yes. TARIS can support header pipes along with wellpoints, couplings, fittings, hoses and other suitable dewatering-system accessories depending on the project requirement.
