McWane Ductile

09/10/2026

What’s that marking on the pipe telling you?
Ductile iron pipe markings aren’t just there for identification—they provide important information about the pipe and help verify it meets the requirements for the project.
Not sure what all those markings mean? Jeff Houser breaks it down in this Blog. 🔎 https://mcwaneductile.co/4gN8mJ8

09/03/2026

Proud to be part of the 2026 VPPPA Safety + Symposium! 🦺🤝
We’re proud to have associates from three McWane facilities represented at this year’s symposium: McWane Ductile New Jersey, McWane Ductile Ohio, and Amerex.
This is a great opportunity to learn, share best practices, build relationships, and continue strengthening our safety culture across the McWane family.
When our teams come together with a shared commitment to safety and excellence, we all become stronger.
Proud to represent our facilities and bring new ideas and knowledge back home!
STEP UP FOR SAFETY - Make It Home.

09/02/2026

Check out our latest Blog by John Simpson, P.E., ENV SP, AMPP CT, McWane Ductile Regional Engineer. John shares practical tips for keeping water and wastewater project specifications current—helping utilities and engineers meet evolving regulations, leverage new technologies, control costs, manage risk, and build more resilient infrastructure for generations to come.

Recently, I was looking forward to breakfast at my favorite local restaurant, one I’d been visiting for years. When I pulled into the parking lot, I was greeted by a simple “Closed” sign. After 34 years in business, the restaurant had been sold, and a furniture store was moving in. It was a sm...

08/27/2026

Does your pipeline really need a higher-rated restraint joint?
When it comes to Ductile iron pipe, higher isn’t always better—or necessary. In our latest Blog by Jerry Regula, we take a closer look at TR Flex® pipe, pressure ratings, testing, pipe class selection, and the potential cost of over-specifying a project.
With more than 40 years of proven TR Flex service, the facts are worth a closer look.
👉 Check it out here: https://mcwaneductile.co/4gWKNNO

Engineers, Utilities, and water professionals need reliable information to make sound decisions. Decisions that may affect a utility for generations. How can an engineer design a project without knowing the facts? After reviewing the information in this Blog, one can better understand th...

08/25/2026

Some things are TIMELESS.
For more than a century, iron pipe has been the backbone of reliable water infrastructure. With unmatched strength, sustainability, and resilience, it delivers enduring performance that stands the test of time — no matter how much the world around it changes. Learn more at McWaneDuctile.com.
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08/24/2026

When a pipeline installation path gets blocked by a natural or man-made obstacle, sometimes the best way forward is… down.
Our blog by John Simpson explores the benefits of using Ductile iron pipe for Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD), along with considerations and tips for a successful installation.
👉 Read the blog: https://bit.ly/37yTdVN
When the Pipeline Path Gets Complicated, Consider Going Underground.

Have you ever heard the saying, “To the man who only has a hammer in the tool kit, every problem looks like a nail?" (Abraham Maslow) In the water utility industry, some folks may feel this way when faced with a pipeline installation that must circumvent natural or human-made obstacles, especially...

08/21/2026

One Worth Watching Again 🎥
Cement lining damage happens. The good news? Repairing it is easier than you might think.
In this helpful video, Jeff Houser walks through the tools, materials, and step-by-step process for properly repairing damaged cement lining in Ductile iron pipe.
A little know-how can go a long way toward keeping pipe protected for decades. 💪

Nearly every pipe manufactured by McWane Ductile comes lined with c...

08/19/2026

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McWane Ductile – New Jersey (MDJ) is proud to recognize Kenneth McConnell as our August Safety Champion! 👏
A member of the MDJ team since 2021, Kenneth consistently demonstrates his commitment to safety—especially with Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures.
During a recent Safety Stand Down, Kenneth shared his simple motivation: “I want to go home safely every night.” His dedication to following critical safety procedures and protecting himself and his coworkers is a great example of safety leadership.

08/18/2026

We’re proud to support two organizations making a difference in our local Provo, Utah community: Utah County Fire and Rescue and Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry.

From keeping our communities safe to helping put food on the table, these organizations provide essential services to those who need them most. We’re grateful for the opportunity to support their important work!

Learn more about McWane Ductile’s commitment to giving back: https://www.mcwaneductile.com/about/charitable-donations/

08/13/2026

🔥 Sparks will fly!
Ever wonder how Ductile iron pipe is cast? At McWane Ductile, every piece of pipe is manufactured using the De Lavaud Process—a high-speed centrifugal casting method developed more than 100 years ago.
See the process in action and learn how this proven technology helps create the pipe that keeps our communities' water infrastructure . 👇

All of the pipe manufactured by McWane Ductile is cast using the De...