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atured article in the February 2022 issue of Water Well Journal, entitled “The Preferred Fishing Tool”, delves into the age-old issue of what is the best method for retrieving lost tools and equipment that have fallen downhole. In this post, we will explore how a borehole camera system can prove to be an invaluable addition to your toolbox when planning your next fishing expedition.
One of the advantages of our ultra-portable SC-350 & 500 borehole inspection system is how easily you can transport the system. It can be hand-carried into difficult terrain and set up to record in a matter of minutes.
For the past 70 years, we at Laval Underground Surveys have taken immense pride in our ability to lead the borehole camera industry by releasing new, innovative products that provide a high level of value and reliability. As I mentioned last year, we have been honored to stand with our customers over the last 12 months as we jointly navigated the new reality that has been the COVID-19 pandemic.
There are a number of things to consider when starting the discovery process for building your system. In this video, we cover the top things you should be considering when starting your discovery process for a deepwater borehole inspection system.
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