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No alternative to no-dig in Szczecin

Three long river crossings for a fibre optic backbone using HDD

Duncan Moore
The GRUNDODRILL28Nplus on the banks of the western Oder - the partial automation of the drilling process relieves the employees of heavy tasks

The GRUNDODRILL28Nplus on the banks of the western Oder - the partial automation of the drilling process relieves the employees of heavy tasks | Credits: TRACTO

When it came to installing the fibre optic expansion in the Polish Hanseatic city on the Oder in 2024, there was virtually no alternative to trenchless no-dig technology. The successful implementation...

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