Latest Developments in North America Utility Locator Market

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Latest Developments in North America Utility Locator Market

  • Semiconductors and Electronics
  • Apr 2024
  • North America
  • 350 Pages
  • No of Tables: 220
  • No of Figures: 60

  • In April 1, 2025, Vermeer introduced the Verifier G1 utility locator, designed for contractors, utility owners, and municipalities. This device simplifies utility locating with a compact, waterproof design, eliminating complex menus and settings for ease of use. It delivers precise depth measurements with an accuracy of ±2.5% at 6.5 ft (2 m), enhancing efficiency and safety on job sites
  • In January, 2025, AWP Safety announced the acquisition of Site Barricades (Fort Worth, Texas), Integrity Traffic (Sherwood, Oregon), and WS Barricade (Frederick, Colorado). This strategic move strengthens AWP Safety’s leadership in traffic management solutions across utility, broadband, and roadway infrastructure sectors in North America. The acquisitions expand AWP Safety’s footprint, enhancing its ability to serve high-growth regions such as Texas, Oregon, Colorado, and Nebraska
  • In April 2022, Radiodetection Ltd. introduced the 1205CXB Metallic Cable Analyzer TDR, a high-precision Time Domain Reflectometer (TDR) designed to quickly and accurately locate faults in copper cables. This device features ultra-clean, low-noise signals, a large color display, and automatic scanning capabilities, making it one of the most user-friendly instruments in the industry. The 1205CXB also includes advanced connectivity options, such as a USB port for data export and battery charging
  • In April 2022, Radiodetection Ltd. introduced the 1205CXB Metallic Cable Analyzer TDR, a high-precision Time Domain Reflectometer (TDR) designed to quickly and accurately locate faults in copper cables. This device features ultra-clean, low-noise signals, a large color display, and automatic scanning capabilities, making it one of the most user-friendly instruments in the industry. The 1205CXB also includes advanced connectivity options, such as a USB port for data export and battery charging
  • In February 2021, RIDGID introduced the SeekTech ST-305R, a powerful and flexible multi-frequency transmitter designed to locate buried conductors such as pipes, cables, and wires. Compatible with RIDGID SeekTech and NaviTrack receivers, the ST-305R offers three operating modes—Direct Connect, Inductive Clamp, and Inductive—to ensure precise tracing. It supports low, medium, and high frequencies from 1 to 262 kHz and features audio confirmation for circuit validation. The ST-305R can be powered by an 18V Li-Ion rechargeable battery or six C-cell batteries, providing versatile power options for uninterrupted use