How to prevent probe rods from falling down hole when pulling them out of the ground?

Geoprobe^® has developed this new system to remedy the problem. Easy-to-use and durable, this system can be attached to most 6610DT, 6620DT, 6712DT, 7730DT and 7822DT machines and used with 1.25 in. to 3.75 in. rods. Connected to the control panel of the machine, this device of 13 kg will greatly facilitate the task of the operator, especially for deep hole work with Macro-Core^® system, or for holding inner rods for Dual Tube systems.

To learn more about this system, watch the video by clicking on one picture attached.

We are pleased to announce the release of the new Probing Times, we invite you to discover it by clicking on the image here against.

If you would like a hard copy, please send us an @mail with your details. 

You can also view previous editions of the Times Probing by clicking on http://geoprobe.com/probing-times.

We are pleased to announce the release of the new Probing Times, we invite you to discover it by clicking on the image here against.

If you would like a hard copy, please send us an @mail with your details. 

You can also view previous editions of the Times Probing by clicking on http://geoprobe.com/probing-times.

Geoprobe^® is pleased to announce the release of its newest direct push logging technology; the Optical Image Profiler (OIP). The OIP is a powerful tool capable of detecting and logging UV induced hydrocarbon fluorescence in soil.

View the introductory presentation below to see how this completely new concept in NAPL delineation technology works.
View Introductory Presentation