AMS Mini Soil Core Sampling Kits

AMS soil core sampling kits provide all the components needed to auger up to 12' and then collect a virtually undisturbed soil core sample in a liner.

Features

  • Used worldwide by soil scientists, agronomists, and construction companies
  • Designed to provide all the items needed for sampling in a convenient carrying case
  • 5/8" threaded connection type
Starting At $1,230.53
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  • (1) Regular auger
  • (4) 3' extensions
  • (1) Cross handle
  • (1) Soil core sampler
  • (1) Slide hammer
  • (2) Plastic end caps
  • (1) Plastic liner
  • (2) Wrenches
  • (1) Universal slip wrench
  • (1) Poly-canvas case
Questions & Answers
Can I use a quick connect connection with the mini soil core sampling kit?
No, the quick connect system is not designed to work with slide hammers, which are necessary for soil core sampler applications.
Where can I order more liners?
A variety of sizes of plastic liners are available. A link to these liners is available under the Accessories tab.
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