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Innovation and versatility allow Massenza rigs for geotechnical applications to satisfy the requirements of such an active and diversified market: soil sampling and soil investigations, augers, percussion and rotary drilling, SPT tests, coring and more.

Massenza drilling rigs are perfect for mineral research and core drilling in mine: we can provide different solutions depending on the depth, the hole diameter and type of soil to be analyzed.

Massenza company designs and manufactures drilling rigs for seismic testing, which determines the presence of oil in the ground, through the analysis of seismic weaves.

The almost centenary experience of Massenza company in the design and construction of drilling rigs for water wells ensures the highest quality and reliability for this field.

A new MI12 drilling rig is working in Italy for interventions for cathodic prospections, to be carried out through the drilling of holes from 90-100 m with a diameter of 6 ", by direct circulation by mud.

The 42-year-old, family-owned American Drilling Services in Florida, relied on homemade drill rigs to complete primarily 2- to 4-inch residential water wells. With demand increasing, they began looking for newer technology in order to complete more mud pump well drilling.

“Technology is always changing. We used to drill galvanized steel with cable drilling. Now we’re exclusively rotary drilling,” said William Diaz, driller, who has been with the company for seven years. “The technology gets better, and things get easier.”

“We used to do one well per day, occasionally two. The DM250 has helped us keep up with the workload by being able to drill quicker,” Diaz said. “The pulldown power of the top head is significantly stronger than our previous rigs. With the mud pump, we can clean out the hole a lot faster, which means less waiting around.”