D16x20 Series II Navigator
The D16x20 Series II Navigator horizontal directional drill is powered by a 63-hp Kubota diesel engine, providing 16,000 lbs. of thrust pullback force and 2,000 ft.-lbs. of torque.
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MORE ABOUT VERMEER NAVIGATOR D16X20 SERIES II
Equipment history
Vermeer’s Navigator series of HDD machines are designed for efficient and precise installation of underground utilities, such as pipelines, electrical cables, and fiber optic lines. These machines are used in various industries, including construction, telecommunications, and utilities.
The D16X20 models are part of the Navigator series, but I do not have specific information about the Series II variant. Vermeer typically releases new series or upgraded versions of their HDD machines to enhance performance, reliability, and operator comfort.
The D16X20 HDD machines are known for their compact size and power. The “D16X20” designation generally refers to the machine’s specifications. The number “16” represents the approximate thrust/pulling force in tons, while “20” indicates the nominal rotational torque in ft-lb. These specifications may vary depending on the specific model and any subsequent upgrades.
Vermeer HDD machines are designed to minimize surface disruption and reduce environmental impact during underground installations. They feature advanced drilling technology, including electronic controls, automated features, and tracking systems that help operators navigate the drill with precision.
Equipment functionality
Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD): Vermeer Navigator machines are primarily designed for horizontal directional drilling. HDD is a trenchless method used to install underground utilities without the need for extensive excavation. It involves drilling a pilot hole and then enlarging it to the desired diameter, allowing for the installation of pipelines, cables, or conduits.
Precise Steering and Tracking: Vermeer Navigator HDD machines often feature advanced technology for precise steering and tracking. This includes electronic controls and guidance systems that allow operators to accurately navigate the drill horizontally and vertically. These systems provide real-time feedback to the operator, helping them stay on course and avoid obstacles.
Compact Size and Maneuverability: Vermeer Navigator HDD machines are known for their compact size, making them suitable for urban areas or confined spaces. They are designed to be maneuverable and easily transported to job sites. This allows for efficient operation in various environments and minimizes disruption to the surrounding area.
Power and Performance: Vermeer HDD machines are typically equipped with powerful engines and hydraulic systems to provide the necessary thrust and torque required for drilling through various soil conditions. The specific power and performance capabilities may vary depending on the model and any upgrades.
