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"Systematic
Installation to your most exacting requirements"
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Principles
of Operation
The
mole ploughing blade is pulled through the ground, cutting a channel
of the required width and depth.
The
box chute is attached to the blade which enable the cables to be
laid directly into the channel along with the sand surround and the
specified system of protection.
Due
to the narrowness of the channel the ground closes in after the box.
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Pipe
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Advantages
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Systematic
Installation
Moleplough
Installation
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Direct lay of Optical
Fibre Ducting across farmland in the East Midlands, UK
Moleploughing is one of the
most rational and economic methods for laying cables and plastic pipes.
The cable-laying sections are able to simultaneously install a number of
cables or pipes, including their hazard-warning tapes and screening
conductors in an extremely careful way, accomplishing high daily
performances. A trench is not produced, so there is no backfilling or
disposal of spoil. Too: It is very easy to directly blow in cables into
empty pipes installed by this cabling mole-plough, because they have a
very even run.
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Features
Laid
automatically:
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cables
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sand
surround
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protection
system
Advantages
of Moleploughing
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No soil strip
required
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No easement fencing
required
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Immediate
reinstatement
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Does not disturb soil structure
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Land Owner
friendly method for installation
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Easy ditch crossings
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High Daily
Performances
Specification
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Installation of
pipe diameter from 20mm to 355mm
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Trench width from
100mm to 525mm
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Trench depth up to
2m
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Auto-install of
pipe/cable
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Auto-install of
bedding surround
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Auto-install of
Marker Tape
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