The TracStar 500 debuted in 1997 as the world’s first self-contained, self-propelled, all-terrain fusion machine. As the flagship of McElroy machines, its success spawned the entire TracStar line of fusion equipment that users still value today for its mobility, productivity and ease of use.
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London’s antiquated gas mains being replaced with modern piping system
In 1985, a fractured 6” cast iron gas main exploded on a block of three-story luxury flats in Putney, a London suburb, killing eight people and trapping dozens in the rubble. The tragedy led to a government safety inquiry which determined that the break occurred due to vertical loading stresses, most likely from the heavy vehicles that serviced the building.
Read MoreTrenchless Technology in Two Cities
The cities of Amarillo and Tulsa are way ahead of the game when it comes to operating their own trenchless technology programs. See why these cities consider trenchless the most cost-effective and efficient method to rehabilitating underground infrastructure.
Read MoreOn the Job with Great Lakes Fusion
Bryan Marks, owner of Great Lakes Fusion in Durand, Mich., has worked in the landfill industry his entire life. His company specializes in HDPE pipe fusion and the installation of methane and leachate collection systems as well as excavation and drilling. We caught up with him and his crew recently at one of his many jobsites throughout the Midwest to learn more about his work and why he fuses pipe exclusively with McElroy machines.
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