Acme Cone Company Introduces Universal Pipe Collar

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June 1, 2018 at 6:15 a.m.

The new, improved round base eliminates the need for T-seam patches and reduces the number of probes needed in the weld.

Eugene, Oregon – Acme Cone Company, the leading manufacturer of prefabricated custom and standard single-ply flashings, introduced a universal pipe collar that fit all styles of pipes on a commercial roof. Available specifically for standard pipes with diameters of 1 ½, 2, 3 and 4 inches, the universal sizing ensures that contractors will always have the right size pipe collar for every job.

“Our customers’ desire for a cone that offered them a one-size-fits-all solution was the driving force behind the introduction of this universal pipe collar,” explained Business Development Director Logan Silver. “The slender style accommodates four different pipe diameters and any type of pipe – whether it be ABS, PVC, steel or copper.”

The universal design saves time and can increase revenue for contractors by decreasing the amount of time spent fabricating flashings on site. Each pipe collar comes with a clamp and the new, improved round base eliminates the need for T-seam patches and reduces the number of probes needed in the weld.

Contractors using Acme Cone’s prefabricated flashings benefit from more efficient and productive crews who aren’t spending unnecessary time flashing in the field. This leads to more efficient crews who don’t sacrifice quality for speed, provides crews with the ability to get more work done without additional labor and can deliver increased revenue from additional jobs that can be completed due to time savings.

About Acme Cone Company

Acme Cone Company manufactures the industry’s highest quality prefabricated standard and custom flashings for single-ply roofs. Each flashing is hand welded and subject to a rigorous quality inspection. Contractors using Acme Cone’s prefabricated flashings benefit from more efficient and productive crews who aren’t spending unnecessary time creating flashings in the field. Learn more at www.acmecone.com.