Full-Color, 20 pg. Printed Newsletter - Spring 2007 Issue (Download PDF)

The DT325 Soil Sampling System has been field tested and used by customers around the world, and it continues to receive the approval of those who have made the switch from their previous method of sampling.
Changing your sampling regimen and tooling is difficult, especially if you’re comfortable with the performance of your current product and satisfied with the results. Many of our customers have made the switch to the new DT325 sampling system; now it’s time for the rest of you to make the change.

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The GP350 Grout/Injection Machine offers the same pumping and injection features as other Geoprobe® grout machines at higher flow rates but in a much smaller, very mobile package. Customers wanted a machine with similar features as the GP300 Injection Machine, but without the GP300’s weight (325 lb.). Weighing less than 150 lb., the GP350 can be loaded for transport by two people, and can be easily maneuvered around a project site by one field person.

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• Two-Month Design/Build Project Results in "Remarkable Achievement" [go]
• MIP Used to Identify BTEX Plume at Abandoned Airfield [go]
• 7720DT's Versatility Profitable for West Virginia Company [go]
• Geoprobe® 6600/PC111 Takes On Role as Teaching Machine [go]
• New Cordless NOVA CPT Makes Logging Quicker & Easier [go]
• Geoprobe® 6625CPT Machine Partners Well with New NOVA CPT System [go]
• EPA Evaluates PRT Soil Gas Sampling for Vapor Intrusion Assessments [go]
• Prepacked Sparge Points Double as Vapor Sampling Implants [go]
• 540MT Sent to the Pits [go]
• Enviro-Dynamics is Making an Impact [go]
• Plume Data Comes to the Surface [go]
• Extreme Makeover: Geoprobe® Edition [go]
• Still more stories to be added... download PDF for complete edition.