What is reverse circulation drilling?

Reverse Circulation (RC) is a fairly simple sample method used for in-pit grade control. RC drilling is used for reducing the dilution of material into the crusher. Explore our RC drill range now. Our Reverse circulation drilling rigs are specifically designed for reverse circulation drilling and drilling in remote areas.

Can an RC rig be converted to production drilling?

An RC-equipped drill rig can quickly be converted to production drilling. Our rigs support inclined drilling which makes it easier to find the boundaries of the ore body. Reverse Circulation (RC) is a fairly simple sample method used for in-pit grade control. RC drilling is used for reducing the dilution of material into the crusher.

What are the advantages of RC drilling?

Efficiency: RC drilling is faster and more efficient compared to traditional drilling methods, especially in hard rock conditions. Cost-Effective: Provides high-quality samples at lower costs, making it suitable for large-scale exploration projects.

What is RC drilling & how does it work?

The RC drilling method not only prevents cross contamination but also enables a large number of sample bags in a short amount of time. Sample bags are labelled with the same location and depth information – and can be sent to a laboratory immediately after or during drilling.