How does a water well drilling rig work?

Water well drilling rigs employ different drilling methods, such as cable tool drilling and rotary drilling. In cable tool drilling, a heavy drill bit is repeatedly lifted and dropped to break through the ground. Rotary drilling, on the other hand, uses a rotating drill bit to cut through the soil and rock.

What are the different types of drilling rigs offered by Simco?

With a focus on the specific processes involved in geothermal drilling, geotechnical drilling, and water well drilling, these drilling videos enable you to see the differences between the various drilling rigs offered by SIMCO. A variety of geothermal drilling videos allow you to view Air Rotary DTH Hammer and Mud Rotary drilling.

Which rotary drilling rig is right for You?

Drillers seeking rotary drilling options for larger, deeper wells in tough geologies choose the DRILLMAX ® DM650 rotary drilling rig by Geoprobe ® offering power of 28.5-foot stroke, 40,000 lb pullback, and 8,000 ft-lb torque to handle deeper wells along with weight of steel casing.

What types of drilling rigs are available?

The drilling videos featured here on our website showcase the capabilities of various types of drilling rigs, including water well drilling, auger drilling, core drilling, and more.

How do you drill a duplex?

Tailor to your preferred drilling method with options for air drilling or mud drill. For air drilling, choose up to a 1070/350 air compressor. Mud drill options include a 6X8 piston pump and 4X3 centrifugal pump. Either pump can run independently or supercharge the duplex with the 4X3 running in front.

What is a dm650 rotary drilling rig?

In keeping with the DRILLMAX ® by Geoprobe ® reputation for simple operation and maintenance, the DM650 incorporates robust, straightforward controls, and durable components. Engineered to handle 24-inch wells up to 1,500 feet, tailor the DM650 rotary drilling rig to your specific geography and drilling preferences from a wide array of options.