Articles Tagged with ''drilling supplies''

The broader water well drilling industry is bracing for the long-term consequences of increased tariffs, which could lead to rising equipment and material costs.

Premier Ford’s electricity tax was enacted as a retaliatory measure against the U.S. administration’s previously announced tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum.

One company recently encountered the scheme when a scammer placed an order for tools and then tried to convince them to pay a freight company via ACH transfer. 

Hydraulic breaker technologies in mining and aggregate applications have evolved rapidly to include advancements that are focused on optimizing breaking efficiency, reducing operating costs, and minimizing downtime on the job.

The metal produced in Canada is used by over 500,000 American manufacturing workers to create parts and products, adding more than $200 billion to the U.S. economy.

Many drill bits used in water well drilling and mining are tungsten carbide-tipped due to their durability and resistance to extreme wear. If tungsten becomes hard to find, prices could go up for manufacturers and drillers.

The drilling industry relies mostly on U.S.-produced steel, so it won’t be hit as hard as some other sectors. Steel and aluminum are essential for drill rigs, casings, well screens, heat exchangers, and piping systems used in water and geothermal drilling. 

Cementex's T-Handle ratchet wrench’s ergonomic design allows for optimal grip, control, and torque, reducing hand strain and improving overall user comfort during extended use. 

Franklin Electric has announced enhancements to its FPS Submersible Wastewater Pump portfolio, including new NC Series models and an improved IGP Series Retrofit Kit, offering wastewater professionals advanced solutions for handling tough applications.

RuggON has launched the VORTEX, a rugged Vehicle-Mounted Computer designed for global connectivity via the Iridium® satellite network, making it ideal for industries operating in extreme and remote environments.