Vermeer BorePlan vs Vaetrix Hydro App

Complete your horizontal directional drilling (HDD) jobs efficiently and meet customer expectations using Vermeer BorePlan, a free mobile application built to assist HDD contractors, engineers and project owners in pre-bore planning and design. Can you make your shot without overbending the product? Did you get off path and want to know if you will still make your next target? This app can help answer those questions and more. Communication is essential on the jobsite, so keep your locator and drill operator on the same page by sharing rod-by-rod plans. Key Features: • Create a new bore plan • Set up your rig • Generate a rod-by-rod plan • Draw a bore line • Add utility lines and target points • Prevent rod overbends Vermeer BorePlan gives HDD operators another tool for helping create a successful bore. With a mobile design, see the latest offering for basic HDD job planning from Vermeer. Product overbend, utility identification, jobsite tracking and more are all included with Vermeer BorePlan. So set up your bore, tooling and product specifications and start drilling! Download is free from the app store, for access to the paid version contact your dealer.

Looking to ditch those pressure chart recorders or run a digital chart recorder side by side for testing various types of pipelines? Download the Hydro App to see live pressure, min/max, and set alarms to monitor the test window pressure. This includes an alarm to instantly bleed off or add pressure to the pipe for those temperature swings. Tap the graph feature and see a live trending graph on your Apple phone or tablet. All this while the data is being stored on the gauge in memory for a permanent record using the Hydro Test Management software or simply send a .pdf file with reading and graph. The app works with all Vaetrix ETG or HTG products regardless if they have just pressure or pressure/temperature. View and email files in the field for easy distribution, therefore saving time and money before you even leave the job. Data includes a date/time stamp for validity and all readings are traceable back to NIST if the gauge is within calibration. This takes the guess work out of whether the test was completed for the correct amount of time and designated test pressure, therefore satisfying the inspector or auditing body.