Drilling Consumables - Articles - Page 33

Atlas Copco Introduces WEDA Small Pump Range in USA

The additions to the range are 1 horsepower and under, C-UL-US approved, 60 Hz single-phase drainage, sludge and residual pumps.

March 19, 2014

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Atlas Copco’s WEDA electric submersible pumps will make their debut on the American market with a new range for professional users.

Franklin Electric Releases New Agricultural Water Pump

New Centrifugal Pumps Designed for Clean-Water Applications

March 15, 2014

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The company says the new line will "meet the many and varied needs of this market."

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Atlas Copco Secoroc Releases Long-Life Drilling System

The new system means 30 percent longer service life, the company says.

March 11, 2014

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The T-WiZ 60 fills out Atlas Copco's range of T-WiZ products.

Little Beaver Introduces DTH Air Hammers

The hammers operate with a percussive motion that allows them to drill as deep as 300 feet through medium to hard rock formations.

March 7, 2014

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Little Beaver offers down-the-hole (DTH) air hammers for fast and efficient water well drilling in medium to hard rock formations.

Eaton Releases ICE CHAMPION EC810 Hose

This spiral wire reinforced hydraulic hose withstands temperatures as low as -70°F.

March 6, 2014

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Power management company Eaton introduced the ICE CHAMPION EC810 hose for extreme low temperature applications.

The wafer check valve is available in 2- to 8-inch with metal to metal seating or with a Buna-N option for drip-tight sealing.

Flomatic Corporation Introduces Check Valve

March 1, 2014

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Flomatic Corporation introduced the Model 888S6 and Model 888S6R 316 stainless steel wafer style check valve.

Xylem Opens Dewatering Solutions Location

March 1, 2014

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Xylem, a global water technology company focused on addressing the world’s most challenging water issues, announced the opening of its newest dewatering solutions branch in Pompano Beach, Fla.

Layne Bencor uses noax touchscreen systems to allow operators to monitor a variety of drilling-related data on the jobsite.

Rugged Computers Deliver Real-Time Data on Drilling Jobs

Keith Schmitz

March 1, 2014

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In 1882, company founder, Mahlon Layne, combined hard work and ingenuity to devise better ways of drilling to coax water out of the arid lands of a community known as Old Swan Lake, near what is now Hurley, S.D. Mahlon’s neighbors quickly took notice and shortly thereafter, a company was born.