Precision Calibrated Gyro Sensor Non-Magnetic Borehole Surveyor Multi-Depth Geological Probe

The Ruggedized Field-Deployed Sensor for Demanding Geological Environments

Geological survey work is not conducted in controlled laboratories but in some of the most physically demanding environments on Earth—remote drill sites, deep mines, and unstable slopes. Equipment deployed in these settings must be, first and foremost, exceptionally rugged and reliable. The JTG-1 Inclinometer is purpose-built to excel under these conditions, serving as a ruggedized, field-deployed sensor package that prioritizes durability and dependable operation. Its design philosophy centers on simplicity, strength, and resilience, ensuring it can withstand the shocks, vibrations, temperature extremes, and general rough handling inherent to field operations while continuing to deliver its core mission: accurate measurement of borehole inclination and direction. This ruggedness is achieved through an all-solid-state mechanical structure that eliminates fragile moving parts, coupled with a robust probe housing engineered to protect the sensitive internal gyroscope from the harsh downhole environment.

The system’s field readiness is evident in every aspect of its operation. Its straightforward point measurement mode provides a reliable and easy-to-interpret data collection method, requiring minimal complex configuration from field technicians. The inclusion of an automatic north-seeking function is a critical feature for field use, allowing for quick setup and verification without the need for external references or clear skies, which are often unavailable at drill sites or in mines. Data integrity is maintained through automatic onboard storage, safeguarding measurements against power interruptions or connection issues. Furthermore, the probe is designed for practical interoperability, featuring a standard interface that allows it to connect directly to commonly used integrated well logging systems found on site. This combination of toughness and operational simplicity makes the JTG-1 a trusted workhorse for field crews, an instrument they can depend on to work the first time, every time, in the most challenging settings.

The value of such a ruggedized system is measured in reduced downtime, lower operational risk, and consistent data delivery. Its durability significantly lowers the total cost of ownership by minimizing repair costs, sensor replacement frequency, and the logistical nightmares of equipment failure in remote locations. For project safety and accuracy, its reliable performance in magnetically disturbed areas, such as inside iron casing or near ore bodies, ensures that directional data remains accurate where other tools might fail, preventing costly drilling errors and enhancing subsurface discovery. The system’s tolerance for a wide range of temperatures and high humidity means operations are not halted by weather or climate, keeping projects on schedule. By delivering laboratory-grade accuracy in a package built for the field, the JTG-1 bridges the gap between technical precision and practical application, ensuring that high-quality geological data is accessible exactly where and when it is needed most.

Technical Specifications: Ruggedized Field Sensor System