Drilling Consumables - Articles - Page 30

Hammer Drilling Rigs Portable Hydraulic Power Units

70-250 Horsepower Options Couple With Hydraulic Machinery

October 2, 2014

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The power unit can couple with various hydraulic machinery.

Nominal Pipe Size an Important Topic for Drillers of All Types

David S. Bardsley

October 1, 2014

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Last month, we discussed “nominal diameter” as the term (incorrectly used by drillers) relates to augers, sonic pipe, casing, bits and borehole diameters.

Pitless Adapter Tanks to Bladder Tanks: An Evolution of Air Separation

John Schmitt

October 1, 2014

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At the end of my last column I said that this chapter would deal with an important step forward; the bladder tank.

Flomatic Corporation introduces a new, special patent-pending submersible pump check valve

October 1, 2014

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Flomatic Corporation introduces a new, special patent-pending submersible pump check valve for use with variable-frequency drive (VFD) control submersible pumps.

CG-500/031 Geothermal Series New High Capacity Grout Plant from Chemgrout

October 1, 2014

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CG-500/031 Geothermal Series New High Capacity Grout Plant from Chemgrout

Maintenance Tips Help Drillers Keep Compressors in Working Order

Steve Hanley

September 1, 2014

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There is water on your car’s windshield in the morning and it did not rain the night before.

Trimble DPS900 3-D Piling System

August 25, 2014

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Company's DPS900 Piling System helps to increase positioning accuracy.

New Line of Submersible Control Boxes from Flint & Walling

Control Boxes Reduce Need to Carry Many Replacement Parts

August 23, 2014

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The new control boxes reduce the need to carrry numerous replacement parts.

New Arc 7500 by Fabco Power

Compact, Light-Weight AC/DC Generator Good for Remote Locations

August 22, 2014

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Its size, weight, power and lifespan make it easy to take anywhere.

How Do Air Separator Water Tanks Work?

John Schmitt

August 1, 2014

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In my last couple of columns I have reviewed the construction, sizes and unique fittings for typical hydro pneumatic tanks still made today, that were popular before about 1955.