| B250 Microtunneler Completes 12m Drainage Crossing in under 2 Days |
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Building a new residential house always involve a lot of preparation work including installing the underground services before digging for the foundations : Gas, Water, Sewer pipelines and Telecommunications Cables. and drainage. Garbut Drainage Contractors was contracted to install a drainage house connection. The problem for Garbut Drainage was that the main line was at the other side of the road making the installation a lot more difficult. Since the local Shire does not permit open excavation across its existing road network, Garbut Drainage had to find another solution, instead of breaking the road, blocking the traffic and spend thousands of dollars in reinstatement and traffic management. Therefore they choose a Trenchless solution which was safer, faster and without traffic disruption. Garbut drainage engaged Westscope Contracting, who used a B250 Pilot Tube Microtunneling machine from No Dig Equipment to carry out the job.
The 25 Tonnes Pilot Tube Microtunneling bored a 225 mm diameter PVC pipe, 12 m long under a road in Armadale, Western Australia, without any traffic disruption.
Westscope Contracting complete the job in less than 2 days with a small crew of 2 people, significantly reducing the labor cost.
Perth and its suburban area is located on the West Coast of Australia which is predominantly sandy however the Armadale area is located in clay country and therefore the works were undertaken in a soft yellow clay, which proved not problem for the B250 Micro Tunneler. Westscope Contracting have been using their B250 Pilot Tube Micro Tunneller machine for a few years now and have installed over 3.4Km of sewer pipe using this system and the machine has never let them down.
To learn more about the Pilot Tube Microtunneling B250, visit this webpage : www.nodigequipment.com.au/products/microtunneling/pilot-tube-microtunneling-system
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B250 Microtunneler Completes 12m Drainage Crossing in under 2 Days

The Pilot Tube Microtunneling B250 has enough power to handle most applications in most ground conditions.