Metal and Magnetic Locators

Our Range of Metal and Magnetic Locators

As water and gas infrastructure ages, the need for efficient location, repair, and replacement of buried assets intensifies. This is crucial to reduce industry leakage and improve overall performance. However, utility companies face various challenges:

• Rough terrain
• Inaccessible cast iron pipes (buried/submerged/deep)
• Time wasted on false digs
• Assets buried deeper than other utilities
• Harsh environments

Much like our Plastic Water Pipe Locators, Radiodetection Metal and Magnetic Locators are essential tools for tackling these challenges, providing precise location capabilities for buried metal assets. Contact us at TocDem if you have any questions.

Schonstedt Magnetometers

• GA-52Cx: This model is the most popular in the Schonstedt range, with over 20 years of proven performance. It is robust, reliable, and designed to locate and trace assets up to 5.5m deep.
• GA-72Cd: The most robust locator in the range, this aluminium-housed model features a display with polarity and strength indicators for easy target identification, as well as a data-log output.
• Maggie: The most accurate Schonstedt locator, Maggie boasts a pistol-grip design that combines sensitivity and precision with single-handed operation. Its visual display can detect and trace ferrous and steel casings down to 6m.
• Spot: The “Next Generation Stick Locator” offers accuracy and ease of use in a sleek, lightweight package with improved ergonomics. Spot is your ideal choice for high accuracy at a lower cost, locating targets up to 5.5m deep.
• GA-92XTd: This extendable, easy-to-use, and portable magnetic locator retracts to fit in its included holster and extends for one-handed operation and fingertip control, making it the most compact in the range.
  

Radiodetection Metal Detector

• RD312: This metal detector features simple 2-button operation for easy tracing of shallow ferrous objects like manhole covers, metre boxes, and valves, even when covered by snow, grass, gravel, or tarmac. It’s most effective when objects are less than 1 metre below the surface.