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Geoprobe 8140LC Sonic Drill Rig: Low Clearance Rotary Drilling

Description

Geoprobe 8140LC Sonic Drill Rig

Low clearance sonic drill rig boasts full rotary capabilities with our patented sonic head. Impressive power in a compact package.

Features & Options

Designed, manufactured, & supported by Geoprobe Systems®

Full-rotational drilling capabilities

Modular head designed to simplify maintenance & repair

Swing-arm control panel w/ advanced diagnostics system

Variable location control panel per operator preference & safety

Digital display screen w/ multi-function output

Electric over hydraulic system

Variable speed controls for drilling operations

Integrated frame rail system for optional features

Rear stabilizer blade and drop rack tooling systems

Easy engine access for general maintenance & repair

Maneuvered w/ wireless or tethered remote systems

Breakout system holds casing sizes 2 inch – 12 inch

With drill rig service shops in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Kansas, you’ll have service support nearby for your routine maintenance or more in-depth remounting and refurbishment work. Our service technicians are backed by our team of engineers to ensure solutions not bandaids to issues. And our production processes mean your sonic drill rig is constructed consistently and tested thoroughly to ensure easier service support.

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