Symphony launches antimicrobial pipes with Dadex in Pakistan

Symphony Environmental Technologies announced the launch of a range of plastic pipes incorporating Symphony's d2p antimicrobial technology on Monday, in conjunction with with Dadex Eternit in Pakistan

The AIM-traded company confirmed the launch took place in Karachi in the presence of trade and media, with the board saying it marked the conclusion of a two-year programme of scientific testing and technical trials, and the signing of a five-year exclusive agreement between Dadex and Symphony's Pakistan distributor, Business Dynamics, for the supply of d2p.

Dadex is exclusively using Symphony's d2p technology in its antimicrobial products, and a dedicated joint sales team had been formed with Business Dynamics to introduce the new d2p pipes to existing customers as well as new ones.

The d2p technology is designed to ensure that the pipes will be free from harmful bacteria and fungi, Symphony said.

“We are delighted to be associated with Dadex on their initiatives to improve their plastic pipe products with the incorporation of our d2p additive technology,” said CEO Michael Laurier.

“We are also excited to be involved with helping to create this important improvement to an everyday product.

“The weeks ahead will involve an active supporting role for Business Dynamics and Symphony as the new range of antimicrobial pipes are introduced to the market.”