Horizontal directional drilling explained
Horizontal directional drilling
Horizontal directional drilling is the most economical method for installing new pipes without trenches, especially when the old pipe can no longer be rehabilitated. A special drilling rig “shoots” a new pipe route underground without having to open up large areas of gardens, paths or asphalt. Only a small launch pit and a small reception pit are required.
An important requirement, however, is a sufficient safety distance from other utility lines, such as gas pipes. That is why our experts check feasibility before we give you a recommendation and start work.
Key features at a glance:
- Application: Trenchless installation of new pipes when rehabilitation is technically impossible or uneconomical.
- Key advantage: The most economical way to install new pipes, with only minimal surface intervention.
- Technical details: Suitable for new pipes with a diameter of up to 500 mm.