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Vermeer is the HDD market leader today. But arriving at this point took a lot of brains, brawn and a touch of good fortune. Read more about the Vermeer legacy in horizontal directional drilling.
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The Vermeer VX75 vacuum excavator earns a spot in Equipment Today’s Top 50 New Products for 2024. Learn how this powerful machine is revolutionizing utility work efficiency.
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Experience how the Vermeer PD25R pile driver transforms solar field construction with its impressive 25-ft pile-driving capability and advanced automation features.
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From the smallest to the largest dirt digging trencher, find out what size trencher to use for your utility installation needs.
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Discover how Vermeer revolutionized underground construction with its groundbreaking HDD technology. Watch the video now to learn more about this transformative journey!
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Brewer Water Department tackles EPA lead service line inventory requirements with innovative vacuum excavation technology. Discover how this efficient approach minimizes disruption and improves infrastructure while meeting regulatory demands.
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With horizontal directional drilling (HDD) growing more competitive, effective utility drilling fluid management offers a significant competitive edge. A fluid management solution sized for utility installation minimizes the amount of water and additives required to drill.
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Since launching into the HDD market in the 1990s, the industry has changed dramatically. From narrowing jobsites, labor shortages, new automation and technology — one Vermeer team member has been there for it all. Jim Rankin shares his nearly five decades of experience in HDD, and how Vermeer has innovated to alleviate operator challenges through each drill brought to market.
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Tungsten carbide hardfacing has been the time-proven method for adding wear resistance, but there is a new emerging process — laser cladding. Discover the difference.
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