Inline Services

Speed Control + Scan360 = smarter runs.

Control the velocity, collect the data, and reduce risk before inspection tools ever enter the line.

Scan360 is more than a pig, it’s a data tool.

See how it can work for you!

Inline with your needs.

Do you know what INLINE Process is?

Not all pipelines carry oil and gas.

INLINE Process supports industries like food, cosmetics, paint, and manufacturing, helping recover product and keep lines clean.

The tools you use matter.

During this run, our pig recovered these wire brush fragments left behind from a previous tool. After decontamination and a full inspection, we confirmed they did not originate from our pig. The fragments were thin flat wire brushes, significantly different from the heavier brush configuration used in our cleaning program.

What gets left behind in a pipeline matters. Tool quality, material selection, and proper configuration all play a role in protecting the line and supporting successful cleaning and inspection programs.

Do you know what Scan360 is?

It runs like a standard pig but collects three critical pipeline data sets along the way:

Debris Mapping
High-Resolution Geometry
Leak Detection

all in one run. Simple deployment. Actionable insight. That's Scan360 from Inline Services.

Speed Control isn’t about slowing things down, it’s about running tools the right way.

Speed Control isn’t new to us.

INLINE has been running Speed Control Pigs for over 15 years, refining performance, improving control, and proving reliability in high-flow pipelines.

When pipelines demand precision, experience matters.

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

We will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026, in observance of Memorial Day.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful holiday.

Foam pigs often feature urethane-coated grooves to increase durability and improve wiping performance.

This helps extend tool life and maintain effective cleaning across longer runs.

Small design details can make a big difference in performance.