Portable handheld soil sampling drilling rig

Equipment Introduction:

Portable handheld soil sampling drilling rigIt is a lightweight soil collection drilling rig designed based on the reference of large hydraulic, gasoline, and pneumatic drilling rigs. Even inexperienced drilling personnel can operate with simple training. The sampling process is simple and straightforward,1to2Individuals can complete the operation of the device. The entire drilling process does not require adding water, ensuring the quality of the sample obtained (no pollution, no disturbance).

Compared with conventional large drilling rigs, it is more convenient to carry and easier to operate, and non professionals can easily complete the operation of the equipment. In some areas where depth requirements are not high（10The use of this equipment is a better choice for project sites with complex terrain and difficult access to large equipment.

Compared with traditional hand drills, it drills deeper, has higher sampling efficiency, and obtains undisturbed and compressed soil samples (depending on the terrain). In projects with sampling depths exceeding half a meter and high requirements for soil sample quality (undisturbed, non compressed), using this equipment is the best choice.

The host is processed by CNC machine tools and made of high-strength cast and heat-treated aluminum, which greatly reduces the weight of the host, This technology is currently only used in the manufacturing of car bodies for German brands. High frequency vibration power head with built-in technology,The drill rod can be vibrated into dense and dry soil within a few seconds. The ergonomic microseismic cancellation handle allows operators to easily and freely operate the drilling rig.

Portable handheld soil sampling drilling rigPurpose:

1Geotechnical Engineering Investigation

2Environmental Soil Investigation

3Agricultural soil investigation

4Groundwater investigation

5Coastal geological survey

6Wetland environmental investigation

7Tailings pond investigation

8Archaeological investigation

9Sampling of secondary halos in physical and chemical exploration