Collateral
damage is a risk that may occur during drilling. Imprecise and inaccurate
drilling straying from the intended path can puncture either nearby well
casings or geological formations causing environmental damage. SPT’s latest north
seeking gyro tool is the product of advanced innovation
and research that overcome these risks.
The true North
seeking Gyro Tracer Directional is designed to operate continuously using gyro
compassing methods for precise and accurate downhole directional surveys. It is
fast at 150 metres
per minute, works in horizontal, vertical and mixed modes, does not need
recalibration and is reliable, delivering repeatable results regardless of
environmental factors and magnetic influences. The north seeking gyro saves time and labour required to achieve
results in a targeted time besides proving a boon to the environment. This
downhole instrument works in all well profiles in a variety of challenging
conditions without causing any collateral damage. Incorporating telemetry and
gyro modules in a single unit, it works off a battery and is easy to set up and
operate, delivering precise data acquisition. SPT’s true north seeking gyros are durable, built to withstand extreme
conditions in widely varying climatic and geologic conditions. SPT have
distilled years of research and experience into this tool to make it the
leading and preferred tool, while keeping prices extremely affordable.
SPT’s innovation
and research drive borehole technologies, making traditional survey tool
systems obsolete. If the company is the preferred choice of geologists, oil
drilling companies and mining companies, it is simply because its technology is
significantly ahead of the competition, assuring perfection in demanding
situations with predictable results.
What geological
survey companies need today and tomorrow is available in the form of
sophisticated instruments from SPT, a company at the forefront of borehole
drilling and survey instrument development.
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