Overview: The document provides detailed specifications and features of various horizontal thrust boring machines designed for trenchless installation of underground service pipes. These machines are adaptable to different drilling methods and soil classes, ensuring precise installation with the Optic Electronic Navigation System (OEN).

PBA 85: This machine is suitable for house connections, operating from small shafts (Ø 2 m) with a maximum length of 80 m. It is primarily used for steered sewer and pipeline construction and can handle various pipe lengths with extension frames. Available with increased torque.

PBA 95: Combining features of PBA 40 and 85, this machine offers easy handling and can be used as a thrust boring or PE HD drill unit. It supports pipes up to 560 mm in diameter and is available with increased torque and extension frames.

PBA 150: A robust machine for steered installation of pipes with diameters from 219 mm to 865 mm, achieving lengths up to 100 m. Commonly used in general pipeline construction.

PBA 155: Designed for jacking steel or concrete pipes up to 1080 mm in diameter, this machine offers high torque and can perform both pilot and non-steered drillings. It supports longer pipe segments with extension frames and can be used as HDD or pipe-bursting equipment.

Technical Specifications: The document includes detailed technical data for each machine, such as thrust and retraction forces, torque, speed, dimensions, and energy supply requirements. It also provides information on the dimensions of working pits and extension frames.

Accessories and Tools: The document lists various accessories and drilling tools, including steering heads, alignment rods, and different types of cutter heads. The Optic Electronic Navigation System (OEN) is highlighted for its precise steering capabilities.

Conclusion: These machines offer versatile solutions for trenchless pipe installation, with options for customization and adaptation to various project requirements.