How to Match the ZDX-G2000 to Your Project
The specification that matters first on a geothermal hole is formation temperature, not depth alone. The ZDX-G2000 full hydraulic geothermal drilling rig is built around that constraint: a 2000 m maximum drilling depth, a 200 kN hoisting force, and a 216 kW (290 HP) power unit feeding a 32 MPa high-temperature-resistant hydraulic system rated for formations up to 120 C. Where an ordinary exploration drilling rig loses hydraulic oil stability and seal integrity in hot geothermal sections, this dedicated crawler unit keeps constant pressure and stepless 0-1100 r/min rotation through weathered, hard and deep dense thermal-reservoir strata. Larger 110, 130 and 150 mm bore diameters suit well completion and circulation casing rather than thin core sampling.
Before you ask for a ZDX-G2000 drilling rig quotation, define three thermal parameters: the expected bottom-hole temperature, the planned well diameter and casing programme, and whether the target is heating supply, hot-spring development or enhanced geothermal research. The reinforced mast and heavy-load crawler chassis handle mountainous geothermal fields at up to 35 degrees gradient; the ambient range runs from -30 C to +60 C, and heat-insulated, steam-proof and corrosion-resistant protection modules are fitted according to the reservoir profile rather than added after delivery.
Pricing is quoted on request rather than as a fixed list, because each geothermal drilling rig is configured around its high-temperature hydraulic package, mud-circulation capacity and completion-tool set. Tell us your target depth, bottom-hole temperature and site access, and we will size the machine — and return a configuration-based quotation — so it matches the reservoir rather than an off-the-shelf rating.
