Now, the The Sixteen Express is what you'd call a clever bit of kit. It's a tow-behind soil sampler designed to do its work while you keep moving. Which, frankly, is how everything should work—but doesn't. Sampling happens at a rather brisk pace thanks to a hydraulic hammer and a rotating crank that goes the full 360°, stabbing into the ground like a polite little jackhammer, then politely ejecting the core into the sample magazine. Everything is watched over by a 7-inch touchscreen—lovely bit of kit—so you know exactly what it's doing at any time. There's even an optional camera, in case you want to see it work, or just admire your purchase. The wheels are large and soft—235/60 R16, if you're into that sort of thing—which means minimal ground pressure and no getting The BOPROB III has made our fieldwork so much more efficient. Collecting up to 16 samples while driving—without stopping—saves us hours every day. The samples are consistent, the touchscreen is simple to use, and it feels like the machine just takes care of the job for us. SIXTEEN EXPRESS Tow-behind soil sampling SS: system that automatically collects up to 16 samples at 10-30 cm depth while driving, with hydraulic impact technology.

Hydraulic Impact & Rotation: Combines vertical hammering with a 360° rotating crank to ensure efficient penetration and reliable sample ejection in diverse soil conditions. Integrated sensors monitor towing speed (4-15 km/h) and suspend sampling if outside limits, ensuring accuracy and preventing operator error. Sample Magazine Capacity: Holds up to 16 individual soil cores, automatically indexed and discharged for continuous operation without manual handling. 7-inch high-resolution display providing real-time feedback on depth, sampling interval, and system status, with intuitive navigation...