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GD-1200L
Gold
Product Description
The most valuable 1200-meter targets are often found in the world’s most punishing environments—high-altitude plateaus, arctic tundra, desert basins, and tropical jungles. The GD-1200L Fully Hydraulic Core Drilling Rig is engineered as a global expedition rig, combining 7500 kilograms of rugged mass, steel track mobility, altitude-compensated 180KW power, and extreme-temperature tolerance to deliver reliable core samples from anywhere on Earth. It is the rig that goes where the geology leads, no matter the conditions.
Expeditionary capability begins with the reinforced steel track undercarriage. The two-speed transmission allows the operator to select low range for climbing steep, rocky slopes or high range for faster travel on moderate terrain. Remote control operation means the driller can guide the rig from a safe vantage point, navigating around boulders, trees, and cliff edges without exposing personnel to hazards. The wide track stance and low center of gravity (7500 kg) resist tipping, even on side slopes up to 20 degrees. The extended 6300 mm length provides a longer wheelbase for stability on uneven ground, while the tracks distribute weight to minimize ground pressure. The 7500 kg mass provides the inertia needed to stay planted in high winds or on slippery surfaces.
Power for the expedition is provided by the 180KW Weichai six-cylinder diesel engine, which is turbocharged and altitude-compensated to maintain full output up to 4500 meters above sea level. The air-cooled hydraulic system eliminates the risk of radiator damage from flying debris or freezing in cold climates. The 20 MPa system pressure ensures consistent power delivery even in thin air. The three-speed gearbox with floating main shaft allows the driller to select low gear for maximum torque when starting a hole on uneven ground, ensuring the bit bites cleanly without wandering. Cold-start aids and battery warmers are available for Arctic operations down to –30°C, while oversized coolers handle +50°C desert heat. The standard 13 KW hydraulic generator provides onboard power for lighting, instruments, and communication equipment, increasing self-sufficiency in remote camps.
Durability in extreme conditions is built into every component. The high-strength steel frame and customizable tower are designed to withstand the pounding of rough terrain and the stresses of 1200-meter drilling. Hydraulic hoses are routed protectively and fitted with abrasion-resistant sleeves. Electrical connectors are sealed to IP67 standards against dust and moisture. The steel track undercarriage is fabricated from induction-hardened materials to resist wear from sharp rock fragments. The floating main shaft protects drill pipe threads from bending stresses that are magnified in extreme cold or heat. The GD-1200L is built to survive years of operation in the world’s toughest environments.
Field serviceability ensures self-sufficiency in remote locations. All service points—oil fills, filters, drains—are grouped and accessible from ground level, eliminating the need for ladders or scaffolds. The air-cooled hydraulic system removes the radiator and coolant from the maintenance equation. The standard hydraulic generator provides power for diagnostic tools and lights, enabling night repairs. When repairs are needed, the modular design allows a faulty component to be isolated and swapped out, minimizing downtime. The floating main shaft gearbox is designed for field service, with accessible bearings and seals. This self-reliance ensures that a minor issue does not become a campaign-ending delay when you are weeks from the nearest support base.
The GD-1200L is the global expedition rig that makes remote 1200-meter exploration possible. It combines steel-tracked mobility, altitude-compensated power, extreme durability, thread-protecting technology, and field-serviceable design to deliver results from the planet’s most remote and punishing locations. When your exploration program spans continents and demands 1200 meters of core from the edge of the map, the GD-1200L is the rig you trust.
GD-1200L Global Expedition Rig Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| MOBILITY SYSTEM | |
| Undercarriage | Heavy-Duty Steel Tracks |
| Transmission | 2-Speed (Low/High) |
| Control | Remote Handheld |
| Ground Pressure | Low, Evenly Distributed (7500kg) |
| TERRAIN PERFORMANCE | |
| Max Slope (Climbing) | Engineered for Steep Gradients |
| Side Slope Stability | Wide Stance, Low CG |
| Obstacle Clearance | High, Due to Track Design |
| ALTITUDE & TEMPERATURE | |
| Engine | Weichai 180KW, Turbocharged, Altitude-Compensated |
| Max Operating Altitude | 4500 Meters (Full Power) |
| Operating Temperature | –30°C to +50°C |
| Cold-Start Aids | Battery Warmers, Block Heaters (Optional) |
| DURABILITY | |
| Frame Material | High-Strength Steel |
| Hose Protection | Abrasion-Resistant Sleeves |
| Electrical Connectors | IP67 Sealed |
| Thread Protection | Floating Main Shaft |
| FIELD SERVICEABILITY | |
| Service Access | Ground-Level, Grouped Points |
| Cooling | Air-Cooled, No Radiator |
| Auxiliary Power | 13 KW Hydraulic Generator (Standard) |
| Module Swap Time | Hours, Not Days |
| DRILLING PERFORMANCE | |
| Max Depth | 1200 Meters |
| Torque | 3800 N.m |
| Feed Force | 25 Tons |
| Drilling Angle | 0 – 90 Degrees |
| Transport Size | 6300 × 1850 × 2300 mm |
| Weight | 7500 kg |