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The most THREE TEETH. ONE HOLDER. [NR] Radial Wedge [NRW] Strata [SR] Rotating Conical PATENT NO. D778,967 87 Series Teeth and Holder.87" Shank 2.03" [51.50] 2.50" [63.50] NRH-87 Trident Holder for.87" Shank Trident Series Teeth 990087 1.57" [40.00] ITEM SHANK BOX BOX DIA QTY WEIGHT PART NO. NRH-87 TRIDENT HOLDER.86" 25 31.25 990087 NR-87 TOOTH.86" 40 39.6 990094 SL02 TOOTH.86" 65 32.5 850031 NRW-87 TOOTH.86" 30 39.9 990100 1.57" [40.00] 2.07" [52.50] 1.63" [41.00] 1.06" [27.00] 50 O Drill Point 3.60" [91.44] 4.16" [105.68] 3.41" [87.00].86" [22.00].87" [21.97].87" [21.97] SL-02 Conical 850031 NR-87 990094 NRW-87 Wedge 990100

Pengo is excited to introduce the TriDent series of holders and teeth. The patented TriDent holders are designed to work with three different types of teeth, the Strata Conical, a Non-rotating Radial and a Wedge tooth. 1, 3, 7 It s That Easy! One holder coupled with three types of teeth provide drillers seven different soil conditions to drill in. Whether it is gravel, fracturable rock or non-fracturable the TriDent teeth provide maximum performance over standard teeth. The most Holder TEETH drilling conditions 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 dirt; peat, organic silts, very loose sand, very soft, swamp, marsh soil abrasion: low sand; loose, fine sand; loess and medium clay, flood plain soils, lake clay soil abrasion: med silt; coarse sand to stiff clay, dense hydraulic fill, compacted fill, residual soils clay; stiff to very stiff clay, glacial till, hard-pan, marls soil abrasion: low to med. gravel; basalt, very hard silts and clay, weathered laminated rock fracturable rock; caliche, coarse gravel and cobbles; frozen soil non-fracturable rock; granite, basalt, massive limestone

The most THREE TEETH. ONE HOLDER. [NR] Radial Wedge [NRW] Strata [SR] Rotating Conical PATENT NO. D778,967 100 Series Teeth and Holder 1" Shank 2.64" [67.00] 3.13" [79.50] NRH-100 Trident Holder for 1" Shank Trident Series Teeth 990088 1.81" [46.00] ITEM SHANK BOX BOX DIA QTY WEIGHT PART NO. NRH-100 TRIDENT HOLDER 1" 15 36.3 990088 NR-100 TOOTH 1" 35 47.25 990092 SR-100 TOOTH 1" 35 36.75 850023 NRW-100 TOOTH 1" 20 41.2 990098 1.81" [46.00] 2.26" [57.50] 2.45" [62.00] 1.38" [35.00] 50 O 4.74" [120.00] 4.51" [114.64] 5.11" [129.88] Drill Point 1" [25.00] SR-100 STRATA Conical 850023.99" [25.15].99" [25.15] NR-100 990092 NRW-100 Wedge 990098

Pengo is excited to introduce the TriDent series of holders and teeth. The patented TriDent holders are designed to work with three different types of teeth, the Strata Conical, a Non-rotating Radial and a Wedge tooth. 1, 3, 7 It s That Easy! One holder coupled with three types of teeth provide drillers seven different soil conditions to drill in. Whether it is gravel, fracturable rock or non-fracturable the TriDent teeth provide maximum performance over standard teeth. The most Holder TEETH drilling conditions 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 dirt; peat, organic silts, very loose sand, very soft, swamp, marsh soil abrasion: low sand; loose, fine sand; loess and medium clay, flood plain soils, lake clay soil abrasion: med silt; coarse sand to stiff clay, dense hydraulic fill, compacted fill, residual soils clay; stiff to very stiff clay, glacial till, hard-pan, marls soil abrasion: low to med. gravel; basalt, very hard silts and clay, weathered laminated rock fracturable rock; caliche, coarse gravel and cobbles; frozen soil non-fracturable rock; granite, basalt, massive limestone

The most THREE TEETH. ONE HOLDER. [NR] Radial Wedge [NRW] Strata [SR] Rotating Conical PATENT NO. D778,967 122 Series Teeth and Holder 1.18" Step Shank 3.09" [78.46] 3.54" [90.00] NRH-3038 Trident Holder for 1.16" Step Shank Trident Series Teeth 990086 2.89" [73.50] ITEM SHANK BOX BOX DIA QTY WEIGHT PART NO. NRH-3038 TRIDENT HOLDER 1.16" 6 29.16 990086 NR-122 TOOTH 1.16" 15 36.9 990089 SR-122 TOOTH 1.16" 10 26 850034 NRW-122 TOOTH 1.16" 6 27 990096 2.76" [70.00] 2.48" [63.00] 2.66" [68.00] 1.97" [50.00] Drill Point 5.02" [128.00] 6.44" [163.63] 1.18" [30.00] SR-122 STRATA Conical 850034 1.18" [30.00] NR-122 990089 1.18" [30.00] NRW-122 Wedge 990096

Pengo is excited to introduce the TriDent series of holders and teeth. The patented TriDent holders are designed to work with three different types of teeth, the Strata Conical, a Non-rotating Radial and a Wedge tooth. 1, 3, 7 It s That Easy! One holder coupled with three types of teeth provide drillers seven different soil conditions to drill in. Whether it is gravel, fracturable rock or non-fracturable the TriDent teeth provide maximum performance over standard teeth. The most Holder TEETH drilling conditions 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 dirt; peat, organic silts, very loose sand, very soft, swamp, marsh soil abrasion: low sand; loose, fine sand; loess and medium clay, flood plain soils, lake clay soil abrasion: med silt; coarse sand to stiff clay, dense hydraulic fill, compacted fill, residual soils clay; stiff to very stiff clay, glacial till, hard-pan, marls soil abrasion: low to med. gravel; basalt, very hard silts and clay, weathered laminated rock fracturable rock; caliche, coarse gravel and cobbles; frozen soil non-fracturable rock; granite, basalt, massive limestone

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