View Full Version : Underground Piercing Tools (Trenchless)
Elias
10-05-2001, 11:40 AM
I am looking for plumbers and/or mechanical contractors willing to try out a new generation of Piercing Tools. Piercing Tools, or torpedos, are commonly used for underground trenchless construction. They are used for replacing sewer, potable water lines and more recently for conduit installation. The big benefit is that piercing saves contractors a bundle in the trenching operation. Let me know what you think of a this type of product.
I believe torpedos are a nice complement to the RIDGID line of plumbing and pipe working tools!
Elias
westcoastplumber
09-19-2007, 07:58 PM
I am looking for plumbers and/or mechanical contractors willing to try out a new generation of Piercing Tools. Piercing Tools, or torpedos, are commonly used for underground trenchless construction. They are used for replacing sewer, potable water lines and more recently for conduit installation. The big benefit is that piercing saves contractors a bundle in the trenching operation. Let me know what you think of a this type of product.
I believe torpedos are a nice complement to the RIDGID line of plumbing and pipe working tools!
Elias
Josh, what happened to the trenchless tools ridgid was working on?? I didn't know ridgid made trenchless tools, I haven't heard about them......
hmmm I dont think we do trenchless. Rick would know better than I. I am 99.9% sure.
DuckButter
09-19-2007, 11:10 PM
I just turned away a job where the guy wanted his galvy main replaced under his lawn, but didn't want excavation...I thought about maybe renting a tool like this, but was too busy at the time to look into it.
I'd be interested at least in having a look.
PLUMBER RICK
09-19-2007, 11:16 PM
I am looking for plumbers and/or mechanical contractors willing to try out a new generation of Piercing Tools. Piercing Tools, or torpedos, are commonly used for underground trenchless construction. They are used for replacing sewer, potable water lines and more recently for conduit installation. The big benefit is that piercing saves contractors a bundle in the trenching operation. Let me know what you think of a this type of product.
I believe torpedos are a nice complement to the RIDGID line of plumbing and pipe working tools!
Elias
i have the trenchless pipe bursting tools and also hydraulic piercing tools both piston pushed and pulled, and water jet blasted.
i would imagine that the one you're referring to is a pneumatic powered reciprocating "torpeado":confused:
sign me up. i'm always up to new ideas;)
rick.
brucestorey
09-20-2007, 06:10 AM
I'd love to try this out, also. Please put me on your list!
Bruce
ToUtahNow
09-20-2007, 07:07 AM
Guys you may not have noticed (other than Robert and Josh) but Elias request is 6-years old.
Mark
Elias used to work for us a long time ago. I dont think this project every took form.
Josh
DuckButter
09-20-2007, 07:56 AM
Note to self: http://www.ridgidforum.com/forum/images/statusicon/post_old.gif 10-05-2001, 12:40 PM
PLUMBER RICK
09-20-2007, 09:13 AM
robert, why did you get the ball rolling?
normally i pick up on old post. but you guys ran with it.
does this mean i shouldn't wait for the ups truck to show:rolleyes::confused:
thanks robert:D
rick.
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