LMX®

Ground penetrating radar to detect both shallow and deep targets simultaneously.

LMX® Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) systems are designed and optimized for utility locating, making it easy to add GPR to your locating workflow. LMX GPR systems detect both shallow and deep targets simultaneously and quickly display the results on the display unit in the field.

GPR is widely used for utility location and is used for identifying and marking utility mains that are underground. GPR offers a safe method to locate underground utilities that include natural gas lines, oil and gas pipelines, cable television, fiber optics, national telecommunication lines, electricity distribution, traffic lights, street lights and so on.

GPR is also used for locating storm drains, water mains, septic systems, sewer laterals and wastewater PVC pipes.

The LMX® system is a great complement to traditional pipe and cable locators and allows you to Locate & Mark®:

• Metal utilities, including pipes and cables
• Non-metallic pipes, including PVC and asbestos cement
• Concrete storm and sewer systems
• Utilities where installed tracer wiring has failed
• Underground storage tanks and drainage tiles
• Septic system components
• Non-utility structures such as vaults, foundation walls and concrete pads

Features of the LMX®

Sensors & Software LMX® GPR Systems

Choose the system that best meets your utility locating needs.

LMX100™

Our most affordable GPR utility locating tool to Locate & Mark utilities in the field. With its intuitive user interface, rugged and lightweight design, you can effortlessly integrate the LMX100™ into your field locates to complete your toolbox.

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LMX200™

Our premier GPR tool for locating professionals, it has all the capabilities of the LMX100™ and adds additional in- field capabilities such as Grid Scan data collection, SplitView and MapView. It also offers external GPS capabilities for mapping results and capabilities for data export, analysis and reporting using EKKO_Project™ Software.

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