How to Match the NT-G1200 to Your Project
A geothermal budget is decided by how many boreholes a crew can finish in a season, and the NT-G1200 multi-purpose geothermal drilling rig is built to keep that crew moving. Rated for 1200 m geothermal holes with a 5200 N·m hydraulic power head and stepless 0-1100 r/min rotation, it drills 150-300 mm boreholes and switches between mud rotary, DTH air percussion and core sampling without re-rigging. The reinforced crawler undercarriage self-deploys at up to 2.6 km/h on 28-degree grades, so ground-source heat-pump and hot-spring crews reach muddy, hilly sites without a crane, while the 90/98 kN feed-and-pullback handles casing and high-temperature hard rock. It is the geothermal drilling rig for medium-deep, scattered borehole campaigns; 4000 m deep enhanced-geothermal wells belong to a far heavier land class.
Before you request an NT-G1200 drilling rig quotation, describe the borehole purpose, because diameter drives everything. A ground-source heat-exchange bore needs a different 150-200 mm string than a 300 mm production water well, and hot-spring holes add high-temperature downhole tooling. Confirm the site access: the crawler unit needs only a workable track, not a hard road, but we size the mud or air package to the formation. State the target reservoir temperature and whether grid power exists — the 132 kW diesel engine is standard, and an electric-drive package is available for fenced compounds.
Bore diameter, power unit and mud-or-air package are chosen per borehole plan, so the NT-G1200 has no catalogue price. Operator training is available at your site or at our Jingzhou works, useful for heat-pump contractors adding drilling in-house; outline the bore count and target depth and the offer comes back with the tooling list.