Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)

Our Range of Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR)

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a powerful tool that uses radio waves to reveal what’s hidden beneath the ground. 

By emitting pulses of radio energy and analysing the reflected signals, GPR creates a real-time picture of buried objects, including their location and depth. This invaluable information can be integrated into maps and reports, providing essential insights for various industries.

The Advantages of GPR

Knowing what lies beneath the surface offers countless benefits. GPR helps you determine where to dig safely, locate lost or unknown objects, and map underground structures. This knowledge reduces costs, minimises risks, and improves safety in various projects.

Applications Across Industries

GPR finds applications in a wide range of industries, including:

• Utility Locating: Precisely detect metallic and non-metallic utilities like pipes, cables, and ducts.
• Construction: Identify buried obstacles, assess soil conditions, and plan excavations.
• Engineering: Survey infrastructure, inspect roads and bridges, and evaluate subsurface conditions.
• Road and Building Maintenance: Locate underground utilities, detect voids, and assess structural integrity.
• Law Enforcement: Find hidden evidence, locate clandestine graves, and investigate crime scenes.
• Mining: Map geological formations, identify ore deposits, and locate underground hazards.
• Archaeology: Discover hidden artefacts, map ancient structures, and explore historical sites.
• UXO Detection: Identify unexploded ordnance and other hazardous materials.
• Geophysics: Study subsurface geology, map groundwater resources, and assess environmental risks.
• Environmental Assessment: Detects contamination plumes, maps landfill boundaries, and evaluates soil properties.

TocDem: Your GPR Partner

At TocDem Attachments & Utilities, we provide practical and effective GPR hardware, software, and training solutions. Our goal is to empower our customers to make informed decisions based on accurate subsurface information.

Contact us today to learn more about how Ground Penetrating Radars can benefit your projects!