1100HP Double Mast Land Rig TOI 480 Used Information
Equipment Name: 1100HP (14,000’) Double Mast Land Rig TOI 480
Equipment Location: Pennsylvania
Rig Name: TOI 480
Manufacturer: Custom
Horse Power: 1100HP
Manufacture Date: 2011
1100HP Double Mast Land Rig TOI 480 Specification
- 1100 horsepower
- 480,000# holdback capacity
- 80,000# pulldown capacity
- 65’ x 40’ drill footprint
- 16′ Substructure
- 13 5/8 5k psi BOP
- 12 Trailer Load
- Four Man Crew
Key Features of 1100HP Double Mast Land Rig TOI 480
- Integrated : Tophead(not topdrive), Pulldown and Iron Roughneck
- No Collars for WOB
- Computer Controlled Rig
- No Drawworks
- No Topdrives
- Capable of 14,000 Feet TVD or TMD
- Automatic Mitigation of Fault Conditions with minimal loss of functionality
- Self-reporting Diagnostics
Advantages of 1100HP Double Mast Land Rig TOI 480
- Pulldown capability allows rig to drill at shallow depths without the use of drill collars
- Small footprint makes the rig suitable for drilling in remote areas and confined spaces
- 1100HP Double Mast Land Rig TOI 480 is equipped with automatic driller and slider systems
- 1100HP Double Mast Land Rig TOI 480 parameters can be monitored remotely via the internet
- Remote diagnostics capabilities allow an engineer to detect potential issues and adjust rig performance through an encrypted remote front panel interface
- Rig up or down can be achieved w/o the use of a crane in less than 2 days
- 1100HP Double Mast Land Rig TOI 480 is capable of tripping 1,200 ft of drill pipe per hour
- Unique single-grab iron roughneck can be controlled inside driller console or by a wireless remote control
- Make-up torque can be set via the iron roughneck wireless remote control and logged to a computer
- Weight On Bit is acquired by load cells located on the top drive
- Fire suppression can be remotely activated at several locations including in the hydraulic power pack and in the driller console
- Flexible design allows the rig to continue drilling in the event of an engine or hydraulic pump failure.
