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EZGroundRod® is a 45" copper-bonded steel ground rod tool with a built in PVC coated slide hammer. Patent 11311996

EZGroundRod®

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  • It is specifically designed with the user in mind. The EZGroundRod® is a 45" unitary tool with a built in slide hammer to easily get it both in and out of the ground. The EZGroundRod® features a PVC coating on the  slide hammer adding visibility and durability to the tool.  The product is made from a conductive copper-bonded steel ground rod that will provide a low resistance path to ground. It has  a high carbon steel core and tip that provide superior strength when driving and the copper coating will not crack when bent or tear when driven. EZGroundRod® can be used for any locating device on the market. The EZGroundRod® gets better results than steel, especially in difficult soil conditions, and is the optimal tool for all temporary grounding needs. Help eliminate any poor ground problems by using the EZGroundRod®. Please use all necessary safety gear when using this tool. Patent 11311996

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Discover EZGroundRod® and Micro Copper-bonded EZGroundRod®- portable, copper-bonded steel ground rod tools featuring a built in slide hammer for reliable, temporary grounding. Perfect for people providing underground utility locating services, electrical and construction contractors, surveying & geotechnical firms, infrastructure installers, and utility providers, this reusable, copper earthing rod ensures superior performance compared to standard steel rods.  Utility locating is at the top of the priority list for professionals involved in construction, civil engineering, excavation, and infrastructure development.  These utility professionals and field crews need a ground rod driver that provides a more accurate locate using a lower frequency with the conductive copper found in our ground rod tools. Our EZGroundRod® and Micro Copper-bonded EZGroundRod® are great for all temporary grounding needs on any job site and can be used in underground utility locating.  

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