Model PM-125 Pavement Insert for C.P. Testing by Pro-Mark

                 The Pro-Mark PM-125PI Pavement Insert is ideal for manual leak detection surveys or for native soil access for cathodic protection potential measurement. It accepts a reference electrode with a diameter of 1" or less. Designed to be embedded in streets or sidewalks in urban and/or high vehicular traffic areas. Permits access to soil for taking pipe-to-soil potential reading over existing underground piping systems. Maintenance-free, non-metallic, flush-type test location. Bright orange color allows crews to identify and easily locate the Pavement Insert. Height of 5-3/4” 1-3/4” OD with 1” opening on top allows an electrode to contact the electrolyte beneath the pavement surface. Easy to install: drill a 1-3/4” hole through the pavement and drive the Pavement Insert flush with a mallet. Inexpensive. Ordering Information: Farwest P/N 07-60075  

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Last updated 11/2025

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                 The Pro-Mark PM-125PI Pavement Insert is ideal for manual leak detection surveys or for native soil access for cathodic protection potential measurement. It accepts a reference electrode with a diameter of 1" or less. Designed to be embedded in streets or sidewalks in urban and/or high vehicular traffic areas. Permits access to soil for taking pipe-to-soil potential reading over existing underground piping systems. Maintenance-free, non-metallic, flush-type test location. Bright orange color allows crews to identify and easily locate the Pavement Insert. Height of 5-3/4” 1-3/4” OD with 1” opening on top allows an electrode to contact the electrolyte beneath the pavement surface. Easy to install: drill a 1-3/4” hole through the pavement and drive the Pavement Insert flush with a mallet. Inexpensive. Ordering Information: Farwest P/N 07-60075  
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