Leading quality fluid conveyance solutions provider Incledon will exhibit at the 81st IMESA conference from 25 to 27 October at Emperors Palace in Johannesburg, Gauteng.

Endorsed by the South African Local Government Association (SALGA), the Institute of Municipal Engineering of Southern Africa’s yearly conference takes place under the rubric of ‘Sustainable Engineering: Back to basics for the Future – Has technology in design made us forget the basic principles of engineering design?’
Incledon will display its range of preferred valves, tools, pipes and fittings, all sourced from quality-focused global manufacturers.

“Our aim is to keep our clients updated on our latest brand offerings and developments,” Incledon Chief Marketing Officer Kelly Wilson explains.

An example is DPI Plastics’ new HDPE factory with 14 extrusion lines, adjacent to its Roodekop, Johannesburg facility, with an installed capacity of 2 200 tons a month, commissioned in March. Pipe diameters up to 1 000 mm will now be manufactured in accordance with SANS 4427 (HDPE for water) and SANS 4437 (HDPE for gas).

Incledon will also display its latest digital and online service offerings to the conference’s target audience of municipal managers, engineers, contractors, consulting engineering firms, civil engineers, water boards, and wastewater treatment managers.

“We will use the conference to generate awareness about our value-add services, the latest being our weekly technical e-bulletin service which attendees will be able to subscribe to,” Wilson adds. The e-bulletins comprise useful product guides and manuals detailing each brand’s specifications, standards, advantages, and applications.

“We will also showcase the latest instructional and installation videos from some of our key brands, including Ridgid, Plasson, and AVK,” Wilson highlights. “The annual conference provides an opportunity to reinforce the Incledon brand, broaden our customer base, and connect face-to-face with current and potential customers,” he concludes.