Radar. Meeting in the middle.

  • Doubling the max attainable length

  • Exact entry and exit points

  • Lower annular pressure

There is an increasing demand in the market towards longer and more complex drills. In addition, there are increasingly narrow allowances for the entry and exit point locations. To meet these demands, Brownline has developed the Radar.

Intersect drill using Radar close-up

How does the Radar work?

When drilling an intersect, two sides drill towards each other. As the drill heads approach each other, the Radar modules in both drill strings communicate with each other and measure their relative positions.

By relying on these accurate measurements, the connection between the two boreholes can be made smoothly and quickly.

Drilling up to 5 km using Radar in The Netherlands

Which drillings are possible?

The Radar is optimally designed for long drillings, maintaining precision and efficiency. Lower annular pressure in the borehole reduces the risk of blowouts and damage above and below the ground.

Using Radar, we have conducted pilot drillings with lengths exceeding 4.5 km / 15,000 ft.

The Radar itself allows for unlimited drilling length. The actual limit depends on the rig used.

Watch how the Radar works

Frequently asked questions

What is the Radar used for?

What radius can be used to make an intersection?

Is the Radar for sale?

Radar. Makes intersects much more exact.

Are you interested in how Brownline can benefit you? Don't hesitate to contact our experts.