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ADVANCED DRAINAGE SYSTEMS UPDATES WEBSITE

Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc. (ADS), a leading manufacturer of high-performance thermoplastic corrugated pipe and ancillary products, has improved the functionality and increased the number of free on-line design programs and documents available on its website: www.ads-pipe.com, while making it more responsive across all platforms including mobile devices.
 
 The engineering library resource database available on the website now includes more than 850 reference documents with specific information for each of the 14 end markets served by the company plus the company's products including N-12®, HP Storm and SaniTite® HP pipe.  Quick links go directly to the Drainage Handbook, CAD drawings, finding a representative locator and employment opportunities. 
 
 Design tools to support a number of its allied product lines include  the StormTech® Design Tool, Nyloplast® Drain Basin Configurator, FlexStorm® Project Configurator and Inserta Tee® Configurator.  Additionally, the ADS Installation Guides App and the ADS Agriculture Drainage Resource App, which are available at the App Store and on Google Play.
 
 “The new website is designed for the customer,” stated Tori Durliat, director of marketing for ADS. “Our goal was to construct a comprehensive website that also allows the user to design the most effective water management system in any application.  We sought feedback from people responsible for designing, purchasing and installing water management solutions, and incorporated their input with ideas from across the organization.  This new website is easy to use and highly informative, allowing designers to use our products in the most effective way possible.”  
 
Source : Advanced Drainage Systems

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