Component range
Identify the manhole components, dimensions and connection details required.
UNDERGROUND NETWORKS
Plan manhole production as a family of components. Rings, bases and transition pieces can have different geometry and handling needs. Share the required components with Param to define the forms and equipment scope.
US customary · in / ft / US gal

United States / production brief
Start with the finished concrete product, the project state and the owner’s requirements. Send component drawings in inches or feet and tank capacity in US gallons. Param develops machinery and steel forms around the agreed production brief from its manufacturing base in India.
Specify manhole bases, riser sections, cones and openings separately. Catch basins collect surface runoff and need their own form drawings; a manhole form is not automatically a catch-basin form.
US customary · in / ft / US gal
Define the equipment scope
Identify the manhole components, dimensions and connection details required.
Review form and core arrangements for the proposed geometry and production method.
Consider component lifting, stripping and movement into the curing area.
A better brief. A better starting point.
These details help us understand your project and prepare a relevant equipment discussion.
Prepare your inquiryDimensions, capacity, output and supplied features are confirmed for the selected configuration in the quotation.
Questions, answered
Send a component schedule and drawings for each ring, base or transition piece required. Include joint details, openings and cast-in features so the form scope is clear.
Different geometries may require separate forms, cores or inserts. The proposal should clearly identify which components each form arrangement covers.
Discuss shared factory resources such as concrete supply, lifting, reinforcement preparation and curing space. Equipment compatibility needs to be checked for the specific setup.
Tell us what you want to make. Let’s discuss the equipment to make it happen.
From the Param workshop
See the original equipment and fabrication photographs in our gallery. The product rendering above illustrates the finished component; the photographs show Param’s workshop collection.
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