Conrad SBM 100-6

Drill Rigs

Description

The SBM 100-6, like the other well dewatering machines, has been developed for the efficient and safe placement of dewatering filters. The big brother of the SBM 50-6 may not be able to be transported on a trailer without a full driving license, but is surprisingly light and manoeuvrable for such a powerful machine.

SBM 100-6 FITS THOSE DEWATERING FILTERS FOR YOU

If you have to install dewatering filters every day you’ll know what a time-consuming and intensive job it is if you have to do it manually. The SBM 100-6 changes all that. This big sibling of the SBM 50-6 maybe can’t be transported on a trailer without a commercial licence but for such a powerful machine it’s surprisingly light and agile.

The SBM 100-6 is also mounted on a caterpillar chassis and with full radio control it’s a doddle to manoeuvre. And there’s yet another advantage: as the drill operators can stay at a distance from any rotating parts, the machine is safer. Like the smaller version, we’ve maximised compactness during the design.

The difference? The SBM 100-6 is a true rig for more intensive jobs. You can drill larger diameters and work with auger drills. It can also be equipped with its own pump. The SBM 100-6 is also adept at drilling deep wells, which means bigger wells and the ability to extract more water from a single drilling. And although this rig with its own hydraulic system is widely used for dewatering

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