Locators, cable/pipe fault

Locating Unlimited – The Definitive Training Material
September 2010 Vol. 65 No. 9

Staking University announces the release of its utility locator training video Locating Unlimited. This 113-minute video focuses on two concepts: how locating instruments work and how to operate locating instruments. By covering those two concepts, without dependence on a particular brand of equipment, the video is a timeless resource of information about locating pipes and cables.

GPS Technology Enhancing Underground Utility Locating
April 2010 Vol. 65 No. 4

Communication in the underground locating business is vital to providing accurate and timely information between one-call centers, utilities, locators and excavators. However, often even the best lines of communication can break down, whether it’s transferring data or just communications between the different stakeholders.

Ditch Witch 980 Fault System
February 2010 Vol. 65 No. 2

Use the 980 Fault System to locate faults in direct-buried, unshielded power and communications cables.

Equipment Selection Guide for 2009
Compiled by Traci Read, Senior Editor
June 2009 Vol. 64 No. 6
The Equipment Selection Guide for 2009 is here! See the specs, horsepower, and capabilities, model by model, from the industry leaders in every division of the underground construction equipment market. Download it here
Locates At The Design Stage Prove Valuable
Jeff Griffin, Senior Editor
April 2009 Vol. 64 No. 4

Underground utility construction projects most often are classified as either new construction, usually to extend or upgrade services, or replacement/rehabilitation of old or failing buried infrastructure.

Kubota L45 tractor-loader-backhoe
April 2009 Vol. 64 No. 4

The new L45 tractor-loader-backhoe (TLB) operates like three machines in one, combining a strong loader and backhoe with three-point implement capabilities.

3M Dynatel Locators 2200M
April 2009 Vol. 64 No. 4

The new 3M Dynatel Locators 2200M Series boasts stronger 12 watt transmitter that provides the maximum allowed output power when inducing a signal or direct connecting onto utility lines.

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