Core drilling is a system that drills and collects a core (cylindrical) sample in the state it is found, i.e. in-situ. The system used is known as ‘wireline coring’, where a diamond-impregnated (hollow) core bit is used. The core bit cuts until the core barrel is full, while the drilling mud/cutting oil both cools/lubricates the bit and acts as a medium for lifting the cuttings to the surface.
Core sizes provided
PQØ 85.0 mm3.345 in
PQ3Ø 83.0 mm3.27 in
HQØ 63.5 mm2.5 in
HQ3Ø 61.1 mm2.406 in
NQ2Ø 50.6 mm2.0 in
NQØ 47.6 mm1.87 in
BQØ 36.4 mm1.433 in

