How to Match the ZJ20Z (T) to Your Project
When a shallow-drilling fleet comes up for renewal, operators usually find they are not replacing one rig but several overlapping jobs — a 1500-2000 m oil entry hole, a shallow CBM or geothermal hole, a routine workover pull — and a single towable unit has to cover all of them. The ZJ20Z (T) trailer mounted drilling rig covers exactly that mixed roster: 2000 m nominal depth on 114 mm drill pipe, a 1350 kN static hook load and a 440 kW (590 HP) main drawworks turning a ZP205 rotary table. Everything rides on a heavy semi-trailer frame — derrick, drawworks, rotary and power pack — so a standard haul tractor picks it up and tows it at up to 60 km/h with the assemblies left assembled, and the hydraulic folding derrick goes up without a field crane.
Before you ask us to quote a ZJ20Z (T), send three things that actually change the spec: the axle and bridge weight limits on your haul roads, because the multi-axle trailer and its tractor are configured around them; whether the programme leans more to drilling or to workover, since the 25 MPa standpipe and mechanical drive can be ordered with or without hydraulic assist; and the coldest recorded temperature at your pads, because the standard -30 C operating envelope sets where an alpine cold-start package becomes the safer buy.
Quotations include a delivered scope — rig, power, mud and solids control, and spares — so the number you compare is the number you pay. Tell us your well list and we will confirm whether this 2000 m-class towable is the right match, or point you toward a lighter or deeper family unit first.