How it started The trenchless technology method started around 40 years ago and was invented by Eric Wood. The first recorded pipe replacement was in 1970 by Wood as he…
Ground conditions can vary when being worked on during pipeline installations. Moling is a technique used by most contractors when replacing pipes, weather this be water, gas, or sewage. However,…
Trenchless technology is a new innovative way to successfully remove old piping. It adopts a new style of excavation, avoiding the previous style that consists of moling, which involves a…
How To Keep Homeowner Disruption to a Minimum When Pipe Replacing Replacing underground pipes requires some form of excavation. In the UK, it is estimated there are over 4 million…
Kobus Pipe Puller recognises the importance of partnerships within the industry, especially those overseas. Kobus has had the pleasure of creating many partnerships with likewise professionals in different regions of…
Pipe pulling advancements have made a significant impact on the way contractors choose to operate when faced with pipe replacement. Starting with assessing the actual scale of the replacement project…
In recent years the infrastructure of our gas and water pipes has rapidly declined, creating challenges and a need for pipe replacement with new innovative pipe pulling technology designed to…
The underground infrastructure of our piping is vast and complicated. With a mixture of gas, water, sewage, and electrical power all sharing the same configuration, with this brings the risk…
Installing piping brings various dangers and possible damages to existing infrastructure and nearby land. The act of excavation elevate the chances of ground movement, but a switch to trenchless technology…
Huge congratulations to our Spanish partner Sisteimas de Perforación whose use of the Kobus Pipe Puller KPP300 technology has earned a gold award at the International Water & Irrigation Exhibition.…
Innovative trenchless technology saving time and money with reduced disruption, less property damage, and minimal risk of utility strikes.