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Specialised locating in a familiar C.A.T format Radiodetection is pleased to announce the availability of SuperCAT4+, a range of locators and transmitters designed to find specific utilities, based on the familiar C.A.T design. Underground utility infrastructures are becoming more dense and complex, making locating and tracing an individual asset more difficult. However, training teams to use unfamiliar precision locators can be time-demanding and costly.

Pearpoint’s new Cradle supports the P356 crawler, providing centering in 1.5m (60”) pipes. The Cradle has been designed to allow access via a 600x600mm (23x23”) manhole, while also enabling transit through debris-strewn pipes and silted storm drains. Ground-clearance and 330mm (13”) wheels allow the Cradle to climb over obstacles such as 100mm (4”) house bricks. There is no requirement to update any existing control modules or P356 crawlers. Mounting of the P356 is quick and easy, requiring no specialist tools.

Cappagh is a family owned contracting company, based in South-West London, and has over 500  knowledgeable and experienced staff.  Cappagh provides a range of services, including waste management, transport and plant services and utility maintenance. With over 40 years of experience in repairing, renovating, maintaining and installing utility pipeline infrastructure, Cappagh have built many long-term, multi-million pound relationships and is trusted throughout the industry. Such success is partially down to the use of advanced tools to locate buried utilities.