Foam Pigs

These pigs consist primarily of foam without additional coatings or specialized elements. They are generally used for general cleaning or product displacement within pipelines.

Featuring bristle-like structures or brushes attached to their body, these pigs are adept at scrubbing and removing deposits adhering to the pipeline walls, ensuring thorough cleaning.

These pigs incorporate disc-shaped components along their body, facilitating efficient cleaning and displacing debris by the disc-like structure while maintaining contact with the pipeline walls.

These pigs are covered or coated with specific materials, enhancing their abrasion resistance, durability, or providing specialized functionalities for cleaning specific pipeline surfaces or contaminants.

These pigs feature stud-like protrusions or elements along their body, designed to enhance their cleaning efficiency by dislodging and removing stubborn deposits or contaminants within the pipeline.

One of the primary uses of foam pigs is pipeline cleaning. As the foam pig travels through the pipeline, it removes accumulated sediments, scale, and other contaminants from the pipe walls, ensuring the smooth flow of products and preventing blockages. Regular cleaning with foam pigs helps maintain pipeline efficiency and reduces the risk of corrosion.

Foam pigs are also instrumental in pipeline inspection and testing. By attaching sensors and instruments to the foam pig, operators can gather valuable data about the condition of the pipeline, such as wall thickness, corrosion levels, and the presence of defects. This information aids in proactive maintenance and helps identify potential issues before they escalate.

In addition to cleaning and inspection, foam pigs can be used for liquid removal. When a pipeline needs to be emptied for maintenance or product changeover, foam pigs are deployed to push the liquid out of the line, minimizing waste and ensuring a more efficient process.