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Pipe & Cable Locators
Pipe locators and cable locators are essential tools for accurately identifying and tracing underground utilities before excavation, drilling, or construction. These professional-grade instruments help locate buried pipes, cables, and other conductive infrastructure, reducing the risk of damage, downtime, and costly repairs.
Pipe locators are commonly used to trace metallic pipelines such as water, gas, and sewer lines. By transmitting an electromagnetic signal through the pipe, the locator can detect it and map the utility's route and depth. This makes pipe locators invaluable for utility contractors, surveyors, and construction teams working on site development, maintenance, or repair projects.
Cable locators function in a similar way but are optimised for tracing electrical cables, telecom lines, and other buried wiring. They are widely used by electricians, utility companies, and civil engineers to identify cable routes and avoid accidental strikes during excavation. Many modern cable locators offer multiple frequencies, depth estimation, and passive and active locating modes for increased accuracy in complex environments.
Pipe and cable locators are often used alongside magnetic locators and magnetometer-based tools to provide a complete subsurface detection solution. While magnetic locators are ideal for finding ferrous objects, pipe and cable locators excel at tracing conductive utilities over long distances.
Our collection features professional pipe and cable locators from trusted industry brands, built for durability, precision, and field use. Whether you are performing utility surveys, site investigations, or infrastructure maintenance, these locators provide reliable detection, improved safety, and greater project efficiency.
