TRENCHLESS PIPE PULLING EQUIPMENT

Pipe pulling equipment built for the utility lateral replacement professionals.

ACME TRENCHLESS TECHNOLOGY

Ready to Make Pulling Lead Lines Easier?

Replacing toxic lead water laterals is critical for ensuring safe, clean drinking water to our communities. Over 9 million lead lines in America need to be replaced in the next 10 years. To remove them, contractors and municipalities are using The Acme Pipe Winch to provide a safe and effective trenchless method needed to remove old lead pipes and install new ones quickly and efficiently, reducing downtime and minimizing disruption. It is also effective in replacing failing galvanized, copper, and plastic lines.

TRENCHLESS WATER LINE REPLACEMENT

EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES

ACME Pipe Winch hydraullic pipe puller.

Hydraulically powered pipe-pulling winch for water laterals.

ACME Trenchless Suction Machine.

Commercial grade positive displacement suction machine.

Durable, reuseable swagged MAX 7/16 pulling cables.

ACME pipe pulling and pipe splitting heads.

ACME Pipe Winch hydraulic pipe pulling equipment

THE ACME PIPE WINCH

Trenchless Lead Water Line Replacement

The ACME Pipe Winch is a hydraulically powered pipe pulling winch designed with the Utility Excavator or Municipality crew in mind to perform trenchless replacement of utility laterals. 

Pull or Split Lead Lines

Pull Galvanized and Copper water lines

Split Plastic lines

Gas Line Replacement

WHEN IT COMES TO PIPE PULLING

THE ACME PIPE WINCH AND A COMPACT EXCAVATOR MAKE FOR A GREAT COMBINATION

Maneuverability makes the compact excavator the machine of choice when performing urban utility excavation. But when it comes to using the small excavator for pipe pulling, it may not have the traction force or stick breakout force required to make the pull. Do not bring in larger equipment, combine the the Acme Pipe Winch and the compact excavator to get the job done.

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WHEN IT COMES TO PIPE PULLING

THE ACME PIPE WINCH AND A COMPACT EXCAVATOR MAKE FOR A GREAT COMBINATION

Maneuverability makes the compact excavator the machine of choice when performing urban utility excavation. But when it comes to using the small excavator for pipe pulling, it may not have the traction force or stick breakout force required to make the pull. Do not bring in larger equipment, combine the the Acme Pipe Winch and the compact excavator to get the job done.

The ACME Trechless Pipe Winch on a small excavator in residential area.
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POWERFUL, VERSATILE & ECONOMICAL

The ultimate trenchless pipe puller

PULLING POWER

It has the pulling power needed with a rated line pull at 20,000 lbs.

ECONOMICAL

The ACME MAX pulling cables are reusable.

SAFE OPERATION

The tensioned pulling cable remains within the confines of the winch frame and the access pit during the pull.

ACME Trenchless pipe winch pulling water laterals in a neighborhood.

ADAPTABLE SETUPS

The winch rotates 360 deg. and locks in place for a perfect alignment to the host lateral.

UNIVERSAL FOOT ARRANGEMENT

Pull a water line that is close to a sewer lateral.

STAY IN SPEC

Preserves the original bury depth as the pull is made at a horizontal plane to the existing water line.

SEE THE TRENCHLESS PIPE WINCH

PULLING LEAD PIPES

THE PERFECT FIT

GET THE JOB DONE WITH ACME PULLING CABLES & HEADS

Acme provides all necessary pulling cables and tooling options to ensure unmatched flexibility, accommodating a wide range of pipe diameters and materials.

ACME max 7/16 pulling cable.

THE ACME SUCTION MACHINE

LAND THE PULLING CABLE EVERY TIME

The Acme Suction Machine produces an extremely high positive displacement vacuum and is integral to getting the MAX 7/16 pulling cable landed to the lateral.

ACME commercial grade suction machine sitting on a sidewalk.
Close up of the ACME commercial grade vacuum pump.

ABOUT ACME TRENCHLESS

REMOVING LEAD LINES SINCE 2018

“I was in the R&D phase on every lead line removal job I was on. I couldn't stop thinking of a better way to pull and remove lead lines — not just for myself but for other Contractors and Municipalities across the country.”

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