Whether drilling a 25-foot screen well or a 400-foot artesian rock well, customers appreciate the added benefit DRILLMAX® by Geoprobe® water well drilling rigs bring to their fleet. The compact size of the well drill rigs make mobilization to the job and into tight drilling locations easier – and less costly. The combination of torque, mast speed, pumps, and rod carousel or loader make drilling fast and easy. Customers brag their DRILLMAX® by Geoprobe® water well drilling rigs are a big rig in a little package.
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• DM250: perfect water well drilling rigs for 2-inch to 6-inch shallow water wells.
• DM450: water well drill rigs for sale handle 4-inch to 12-inch, residential to agricultural wells, up to 1,000-feet
• DM650: choose from air rotary or mud rotary set up, the DM650 is engineered for drilling water wells 24-inch wells up to 1,500 feet on large residential, light commercial, and farm irrigation jobs
When it comes to power for drilling water wells, looks can be deceiving.
“Our industry has a hang up on bigger is better,” said Ricky Cosnahan, owner, DJ Pump Service, Georgia. “If a 24-inch wrench will break pipe loose, then you get the 36-inch to make sure you have the power. Just because it’s little doesn’t mean it doesn’t have power.”
Driller Chris Adkison attributes their success to the top head speed of the DM250 for cleaner, straighter well development in significantly less time - cutting the hole in hours instead of days.
“Where we drill wells there’s a lot of limestone and blue marl. It would take four days to drill 260 feet and then make a well on the fifth day,” Adkison said. “Now we’re doing it in a day and a half. The blue marl is a dense clay that swells and the DM250 cuts it really well.”
In choosing the small but mighty DM250 with its efficient water well drilling production, read how companies across the nation have added other big business advantages:
Versatility combined with creature comforts like deck-mounted Mudslayer® make the DM450 the driller's choice on a wide-range of water well drilling jobs.
"It's fast and efficient. We get paid by the foot, so we need to make a hole fast as you can, and the DRILLMAX® DM450 [by Geoprobe®] does that," Mark Rhoads, Rhoads Farms, Texas, said.
The DM450 water well drilling rigs complete larger wells while amplifying production rates, ultimately combining for more family time.
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"I'm able to complete jobs faster and do more work per week, which means more money and keeping customers happy. It also means more time with my kids and not working weekends trying to prepare for the next week," Mark said.
Drawn to the DM450 for its simplicity, read how customers discovered numerous other benefits:
Drillers seeking rotary drilling options - outfitted for air drilling or mud drilling - for larger, deeper wells in tough geologies choose the DRILLMAX® DM650 by Geoprobe® providing power for drilling water wells with 28.5-foot stroke, 40,000 lb pullback, and 8,000 ft-lb torque.
“I appreciate the design of the new mud pump and the amount of power it has. It’s a very nice, heavy-duty machine," Mark Kelly of Emerald Coast in Alabama said.
Possessing power to reach depth with ability to support weight of steel casing while drilling water wells, the DRILLMAX® DM650 by Geoprobe® is engineered to handle 24-inch wells. Top head and drill mast features contribute to its ability to quietly and smoothly drill deeper, bigger holes.
“If you strictly look at the numbers, the DM650 should have less performance. But it ended up drilling as fast as our tried-and-true rig,” said Chris Blanchet owner of Chesapeake Geosystems Inc.
Drawn to the Geoprobe® DM650 for its attention to detail with a simple control center and clean routing of hydraulic hoses, other features catching drillers' eyes include:
When handling tough site conditions with one machine, consider Geoprobe® sonic for quick and efficient well drilling machines. The track-mounted rigs easily maneuver on site and preserve the option for continuous sampling to characterize the subsurface, improving water well design and construction. Minimize your water well development time and site clean-up costs by casing holes quickly without drilling mud using sonic.
With drill rig service shops in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Kansas, you’ll have service support nearby for your routine maintenance or more in-depth remounting and refurbishment work on your well drill rigs. Our service technicians are backed by our team of engineers to ensure solutions not bandaids to issues. And our production processes mean your water well drilling rigs are constructed consistently and tested thoroughly to ensure easier service support.
Our team of engineers thrives on collaborating with drillers while they continually innovate new designs for our water well drilling rigs. Our goal is to help maximize your success by making your job faster, safer, and easier. Partner with us and we'll work to decrease your water well drilling rig downtime while increasing your family time.
Water wells in urban and rural areas provide a vital source of water for drinking, cooking, and other uses. To tap into this resource, a water well drilling rig is used to bore into the ground and tap into the water supply. The rig is a large steel frame that is lowered into the well. The rig contains specialized machinery that is used to tap into the water supply, including a drill bit that is used to bore into the ground, a cement pump that is used to circulate water from the well to the surface, and a perforated steel pipe that is used to transport the water from the well to a tap on the surface.
The classification of a water well drilling rig refers to the size of the drilling rig and the machinery used in the drilling process. Thus, below is the classification of a water well drilling rig.