Laying of cables in traffic areas with bonded roads (instead of excavation)
Otto Alte-Teigeler GmbH
Obere Hardt 13
76467 Bietigheim/Baden
D-GERMANY
P: +49 7245 92600
F: +49 7245 926070
M: oat@oat.de
Diamond trenching is the minimally invasive and innovative way to lay cables. This cost-effective alternative to conventional excavation of bonded roads makes it possible to speed up the expansion of the fibre-optic network for all while causing less disruption of the traffic infrastructure.
Laying of cables in traffic areas with bonded roads (instead of excavation)
Ideal for faster expansion of the fibre-optic network
The cable is laid by producing a slot in the actually necessary width (20-30 mm) with straight parallel flanks (improvement compared to milling)
Laying of the cables directly behind the cutting in the required number
Filling of the slot in the area of the unbound superstructure with suitable materials
Filling and sealing of the upper asphalt layers with an asphalt-like material
One of the standard procedures for the expansion of the fibre-optic network in Sweden and Norway
Machine for cutting the slot
and direct laying of the empty ducts
Laying the empty ducts in flexible
combination as needed
Clean edges – filling the
slot without any preparatory work required
Surface seal with
bituminous special joint filler
Fast expansion of the broadband network thanks to high efficiency, enabling laying up to 500 m a day
Minor disruption to the traffic infrastructure, because the roads remain passable at almost all times
Reduction of construction costs
No pit lining, supports or the like necessary
Immediate filling possible thanks to clean and parallel cut edges without breaks
High-quality surface finish without re-cutting
Flexible use in the pavement or roadway area
Optimum material utilisation through flexible cable bundling
Resource-efficient procedure with low material movements (disposal/filling)