A cradle boring machine is used for horizontal boring, typically to install underground utilities such as pipes, cables, and conduits. Its cradle-like structure stabilizes the drill head, ensuring precise and controlled drilling through various materials.

The cradle structure supports the machine, ensuring it remains aligned throughout the process. This reduces the risk of the bore deviating from the intended path and is particularly important in projects where accuracy and alignment are critical.

Yes, cradle boring machines are versatile and can drill through various soil types, including soft clay, gravel, and hard rock. The cutting tools can be customized to handle different materials and conditions, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.