How to Match the TZJ20 to Your Project
For a crew whose wells sit only a few hours' towing apart, the TZJ20 turns relocation from a week-long rig-up into a same-day hitch. This lightweight trailer mounted drilling rig is rated 2000 m on 114 mm drill pipe, with a 1350 kN static hook load, a 440 kW (590 HP) drawworks and a ZP205 rotary table - the shallow-to-medium end of the trailer range. Derrick, drawworks and power unit stay integrated on a three-axle highway trailer; its folding mast goes up and down under integral hydraulic pressure, so no mobile crane is booked at the rig-up, and the whole unit tows at up to 60 km/h across small hydrocarbon, coalbed-methane, low-temperature geothermal and municipal-water locations.
When enquiring about this lightweight trailer unit, describe the usual hop distance between locations, the surface quality of the tracks, and the road-worthiness approval your market demands: axle loads, brakes, lights and warning gear are engineered to that approval. Because the transmission is deliberately simple and mechanical, the open questions are energy source - mains or diesel - and whether winterised start-up aids are wanted for alpine leases; the standard envelope already runs from -30 degrees C to +50 degrees C. The eight-line block on 26 mm line and 25 MPa standpipe pressure mark this as a shallow-duty machine.
Our engineers will confirm the delivered tow configuration in writing before the order is placed, so the quotation you approve is the machine you receive. Pricing follows the axle and regulatory package, power choice and any environment upgrade; a benchmark quotation returns after your well list and route notes are reviewed.