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DRILLING

GT3000 tracks well

CORETRACK'S GT3000 deep hole drilling rig has been labelled as suitable for the Whicher Range project after it completed a pull back test at 140 tonnes.

James McGrath
GT3000 tracks well

SurveySpec said the expected weight on the drill string during the Whicher Range drilling would be 105 tonnes, well within the rig's capabilities, but the company should spend another $100,000 on modifications...

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