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AMS Regular Augers are designed for use in most soil types. The AMS regular soil auger is commonly used for obtaining disturbed soil samples at or near the surface and for boring to depths where soil samples may be obtained with a separate soil sampler...

Mud Augers utilize a laser-cut, open cylinder design for easy removal of heavy, wet, or clay soils. The Mud Auger features two openings in the cylinder wall to facilitate emptying as well as widely spaced bits to ease entry of sticky soils. Please make...

Sand Augers use a closed bit design with a restricted opening to prevent the loss of sampled material during retrieval. The inner edges of the Sand Auger bits touch at their mid-point to make the sand auger more reliable in loose, unconsolidated soil...

Combination Edelman augers are used in a variety of soil conditions. They retain sandy material well, and more cohesive mud and clay soils can be easily removed from the body. A One-Piece Combination Edelman Auger is also available. Edelman augers are...

Edelman clay augers have narrow blades that minimize friction in cohesive soils and cause little resistance during retrieval. Edelman augers are widely used for the study of soil composition, soil profiling, and soil mapping. They feature a screw-like...

Edelman sand augers are designed with broad blades that allow them to retain excellent samples from non-cohesive, sandy soils. Edelman augers are widely used for the study of soil composition, soil profiling, and soil mapping. They feature a screw-like...

Edelman coarse sand augers are used in very non-cohesive, dry, sandy soils. The blades of this auger are extended to almost close the auger. Edelman augers are widely used for the study of soil composition, soil profiling, and soil mapping. They feature...

Stony soil augers are used in soils with significant gravel content. They are made using a heavy steel strip with cutting bits that create boreholes wider than their bodies. Please make sure any AMS samplers you intend to use together share a common...