`IPR2014 – 00770
`BLD SERVICES, LLC v. LMK TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
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`INSIGNIATM CONNECTION HAT
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`is utilized to provide a
`The INSIGNIATM Connection Hal
`positive compression seal at
`the mainrlateral junction of the
`sewer system. This Connection Hat is a 360° sealing gasket that
`prevents water tracking behind the liner at
`the mainrlateral
`junction of a collection system where most Infiltration and Inflow
`(|&l) occurs. The Insignia“ Connection Hat creates a seat at the
`main source of infiltration ensuring that this sealing technology.
`along with a structural repair will be the most effective solution
`for repairing the mainllaleral connection.
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`INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
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`The INSIGNIAT” Connection Hat is attached
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`to the inner portion of liner at the rnainl lateral
`junction after it has been resin-saturated and
`loaded onto the launching device. The launching
`device is then robtically positioned in the main
`pipe. Air pressure is applied and the main portion
`inflates causing the lateral portion to invert. This
`presses the INSIGNIATM Connection Hat up
`into the mainrlateral junction and secures it be-
`tween the liner and host pipe. After 24 hours the
`INSIGNIAW connection hat swells creating a
`positive compression seal.
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`LMICS INSIGNIATM is manufactured using
`Neoprene which is a synthetic rubber made from poly-
`mers of chloroprene. Neoprene is an extremely durable
`and chemically inert product that is commonly used in
`waterproofing applications because of its insulation
`properties. Pictured left and right is a cured in place
`liner with INSIGNIATM O-Rings.
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