INFRASTRUCTURE NORTH AMERICA/NO-DIG NORTH | BUYERS’ GUIDE
Uni-Jet
SPECIALIZING IN LARGE DIAMETER PIPE CLEANING... Uni-Jet is the preeminent leader in large diameter pipe cleaning. Using our custom designed equipment, we are capable of cleaning sewer assets of any diameter beyond 850 metres access points. Decades of cleaning experience and application of in-house designs have culminated double 1-1/4” flushers built to run 236 GPM at 2900 psi and one-of-a-kind triple axel 12” vacuum trucks equipped to decant on the fly at 1600 GPM, allowing Uni-Jet to keep working when the competition is shutting down. These advancements have allowed Uni-Jet to become proficient in cleaning trunk sewers above 3500 mm in diameter, at depths of over 150 ft.
https://unijet.ca
x-Glo
In tunneling, there’s no room for shadows. Crews need clear, consistent light to stay safe and keep the job moving. That’s where x-Glo North America comes in. Our LED Tunneling Lights are built tough—waterproof, dustproof, and impact-resistant—to power through the harshest underground conditions. Bright, reliable, and unstoppable, x-Glo keeps your projects on track and your teams working with confidence. Don’t just light your tunnel—ignite progress with x-Glo.
www.x-glo.ca
IDENTIFY NEW OPPORTUNITIES IN GLOBAL TUNNELLING PROJECTS
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