Event
Drain-Ex

Drain-Ex Harrogate

Drain-Ex 2018 Harrogate, is a FREE 3 day 'commercial vehicle' event for Engineers, Contractors, Specifiers, Buyers and Fleet managers for the Water Authorities, Drainage Authorities, Local Authorities and Agencies, Engineering Consultancies, Drainage Companies, Construction Companies and Civil Engineering Companies. Get 'hands-on' with the latest pieces of serious kit, and view demonstrations, informative talks and seminars by your peers.
Event
ACE 18

AWWA ACE 2018

AWWA ACE 2018 is set to inspire and connect the water sector with innovative solutions and new insights to help solve our global water challenges. This year AWWA is co-partnering with the California/Nevada Section to produce an outstanding conference. Don’t miss your chance to soak up the knowledge of hundreds of water industry thought leaders providing guidance on the future of our water. Click here for more information. 
Product
Maggie

Maggie Magnetic Locator

The Maggie is a pistol-grip magnetic locator that combines sensitivity and precision with single-handed operation and a visual display.The Maggie combines the best features of two flagship Schonstedt products: the sensitivity and precision of the GA-52Cx, and the single-handed operation of the GA-92XT.    
Product
Spot 1

Spot Magnetic Locator

Spot, the “Next Generation Stick Locator” offers accuracy and ease of use in a sleek, light-weight package with improved ergonomics. If you are looking for high accuracy at a lower cost, put Spot on the trail of your next locate!
Product
GA-92XTd

GA-92XTd Magnetic Locator

GA-92XTd with Membrane Switch & Precision Signal Strength Indicator. Our popular GA-92XTd magnetic locator was introduced in 2002 and quickly became known as perhaps the most portable and easy-to-use magnetic metal locator on the market. With one hand, you can detect the magnetic fields of all ferromagnetic objects property markers, manholes, septic tanks, well casings, valve boxes, cast iron pipes, steel drums, unexploded ordnance up to sixteen feet below the surface.