How to Match the TZJ30 to Your Project
Hitching one heavy trailer to a road tractor is simpler than assembling a multi-truck heavy haul - which is exactly how the TZJ30 holds down a 3000 m programme. This heavy-duty trailer mounted drilling rig is rated 3000 m on 114 mm drill pipe, with a 1700 kN static hook load, a 560 kW (750 HP) drawworks and a ZP275 rotary table. Core assemblies ride on an upgraded four-axle reinforced semi-trailer; the hydraulic lifting mast erects itself on site, so no external lifting gear ties up your schedule, and the mechanical-hydraulic compound drive delivers steady torque for medium-shallow hydrocarbon sections, coalbed-methane dewatering, tight-gas appraisal, medium geothermal loops and deep rural water-supply holes across plains, hills and Gobi terrain.
A TZJ30 inquiry should lead with the towing permit reality: the four-axle chassis has a defined loaded weight, so tell us your national axle-load and oversize-towing rules, and we configure axles, brakes, lighting and warning gear to satisfy them. State your migration frequency, because a unit that tows between pads at up to 60 km/h earns its keep only when the well list actually moves that often. Hoisting runs as ten lines on 29 mm cord, the standpipe holds 35 MPa, and the climate work the route demands - alpine start-up heaters, Gobi dust seals or coastal anti-corrosion - appears as its own line on the proposal.
Fabrication schedule for the TZJ30 chassis and mast is set out on the commercial offer, and your project manager sends build photos at every milestone. The price itself follows the regulatory axle configuration, climate cladding and transmission tuning; expect a benchmark figure once your route rules and well programme are on file.
