Stepped-cone accuracy
A reciprocating stepped-cone / chisel head helps the tool hold course and push through minor obstacles in displaceable soil.
New Mexico · Albuquerque–Rio Rancho
Your local partner for piercing-tool packages
Denca Equipment LLC is a New Mexico–based supplier. We sell, rent, and repair four ready-to-bore Basic Packages—65PK, 75PK, 85PK, and 95PK—for fiber and utility contractors who need clean trenchless crossings.
- Sell · Rent · Repair
- Four Basic Packages
- Independent supplier
Who we are
Independent equipment supplier for New Mexico crews
Denca Equipment LLC focuses on one clear job: putting the right piercing-tool Basic Package in your hands—and helping you keep it running. We are not the manufacturer; we are your local source for sale, rental, and repair on the 65PK through 95PK kits.
Why contractors choose piercing tools
Trenchless horizontal boring with a small crew footprint—a practical alternative to a full directional drill on the right short crossings.
Aim, shoot, reverse
Level it in the launch pit, feed lubricated air, and reverse with a quarter turn of the hose when you need to back out.
Pull pipe while you bore
Configure the job to pull conduit or fiber duct in the same pass—under driveways and short roadway crossings with less surface repair.
What we offer
Four Basic Packages — sell, rent, or repair
Every package includes the piercing tool, 50′ air hose, in-line lubricator, 1 gallon of tool oil, magnetic starting level, and operators & parts manual.
Learn the basics
How a Basic Package works
A pneumatic piercing tool (impact mole) punches a horizontal hole through soil—no long trench. Air from your compressor passes through the in-line lubricator, then drives the tool under the obstacle.
Where the job allows, these Basic Packages can also be set up for trenchless pipe pulling (PVC, HDPE, and similar)—pulling product behind the tool as it bores. Ask us what adapters fit your run. We focus on 65PK–95PK Basic Packages for sale, rent, and repair—not a separate pipe-bursting product line.
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Dig two small pits
Open a launch pit and an exit pit. Use the magnetic starting level so the tool is aimed true.
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Air drives it forward
Lubricated air feeds the tool. An internal piston hammers the stepped-cone nose, compacting soil aside.
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Break through & reverse
The tool travels pit to pit under the driveway or road. A quarter-turn of the hose reverses most tools in this class.
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Pull in your product
With the right adapters, many crews configure the Basic Package for trenchless pipe pulling—PVC, HDPE, and similar product—often in the same pass. Backfill two pits, not a long trench.
When soil conditions allow, pit-to-pit pierces of up to about 150 feet can be economical. Ask us about your run length.
Choose the right tool
When to use a piercing tool
These Basic Packages shine on short, straight crossings in displaceable soil. Use this quick guide before you request a quote.
Good fit
- Under driveways and sidewalks
- Short road and alley crossings
- Fiber drops to homes and businesses
- Short gas, water, power, or irrigation service runs
- Tight easements where a big rig can't set up
Consider larger HDD instead
- Long runs or runs that must steer around curves
- Solid rock or heavy cobble
- Precise depth or grade requirements over distance
- Product diameters beyond these four models
Not sure? Describe the job and we'll tell you honestly if a Basic Package fits.
Need sale, rental, or repair pricing?
Tell us the model (65PK–95PK), run length, and soil—we follow up by email.