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Water well drilling
Review the project conditions, planned drilling method and supporting equipment.
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WATER WELL DRILLING RIG
TSH-180 Rubber Crawler
A compact crawler configuration for water well projects where site mobility and reduced surface impact are important selection factors.
Depth180 m
Hole diameter140–254 mm
Drill pipe76 / 89 mm
Air pressure1.7–2.5 MPa
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Build the equipment around the project.
Share the bore target, ground condition and site access details you already know. The equipment direction is then reviewed around the drilling method, compressor, pipe and tooling interfaces.
At a glance
Target depth and final bore diameter
Ground condition and drilling method
Available air supply and site access
Discuss your project inputsTECHNICAL INFORMATION
Key specifications
Values marked “confirm by project configuration” should be agreed against the intended drilling method and working conditions.
Drilling depth180 m
Hole diameter140–254 mm
Drill pipe diameter76 / 89 mm
Air pressure1.7–2.5 MPa
Drilling methodConfirm by project configuration
Rotary headConfirm by project configuration
Compressor matchingConfirm by project configuration
Overall dimensionsConfirm by project configuration
PROJECT CONFIGURATION
Confirm the working interfaces before selection.
Good equipment selection begins with the bore requirement and the support equipment that will work with it.
- Target depth and final bore diameter
- Ground condition and drilling method
- Available air supply and site access
APPLICATIONS
Discuss the work before choosing the configuration.
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Borehole drilling
Review the project conditions, planned drilling method and supporting equipment.
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Project drilling
Review the project conditions, planned drilling method and supporting equipment.
FAQ
Before you request specifications
REQUEST A CONFIGURATION
Tell us about your project.
Include depth, bore diameter, ground condition, destination and the equipment you already use.
