Tooling Set Up Required for Cast Iron, Asbestos Cement & UPVC Material Pipes

1no 100mm Delta Wing Blade, 1no Quicklock Elbow, 1no Expander Connection, 1no Guiding Cone, 1no Expander 165, 1no Pipe Puller 125

Tooling Set Up Required for Ductile and Steel Material Pipes

1no 100mm Roller Blade, 1no Quicklock Elbow, 1no Expander Connection, 1no Guiding Cone, 1no Expander 165, 1no Pipe Puller 125

Size of Pit for 400G Bursting Rigs

We recommend the pit for the rig is a minimum 3.0mtrs Long and at least 1.0mtr wide. The bottom of the pit must be kept as dry as possible.

The Bursting rig must be fixed to the base of the pit - any movement will affect the bursting operation.

WARNING

NEVER STAND BEHIND THE RIG IN THE PIT

When Bursting Pipes, you must always burst the back of the collar first.

When you are feeding the Pilot Rod through the existing pipe, and when you are bursting, we always recommend the use of an operative, monitoring the operations (walking) along the line of the pipe, that is being burst.

We also recommend all parties on site have use of 2 way radios.

It is absolutely imperative a complete detailed planning survey is carried out along the bursting line, checking for all existing services, and hidden objects that may be present.

NO PIPEBURSTING IS TO BE STARTED WITHOUT ALL PLANNING AND SERVICE CHECKS CARRIED OUT THOROUGHLY