TMG Manufacturing

Some projects start with a very clear idea.

And end up needing something completely different.

An additional method.
A different drilling technique.
A new test.
A change in scope.

The question is: Can your equipment adapt to these changes?

Multipurpose rigs were created precisely to offer this flexibility. Instead of relying on different rigs for each application, they allow you to integrate different investigation methods on the same operational base.

The CSR was developed under this philosophy: a multipurpose rig capable of integrating different geotechnical applications on the same base, maintaining a system designed to adapt to different operational requirements.

Versatility isn't about doing more.
It's about being prepared to do what the project needs.

Let's talk about the configuration that best suits your geotechnical applications 813-464-2299.
Visit our website at www.tmgmfg.com, and take a look at our wide range of geotechnical drill rigs.

Cone Pe*******on Testing (CPT) is a methodology used to obtain detailed information about the subsurface through continuous pe*******on, allowing data to be recorded during the test.

This allows for the interpretation of ground variations, the identification of changes between strata, and the acquisition of valuable information for geotechnical analysis.

Therefore, CPT has become a widely used tool in projects where having more detailed subsurface information can directly influence decision-making.

At TMG, we develop 10- and 20-ton CPT rigs, designed to adapt to different types of operations, with track, trailer, or truck-mounted configurations depending on the job requirements.

Are you evaluating a project with CPT requirements?

We can help you review which configuration best suits your operation. Let's talk [email protected]

There are projects where a larger capacity platform is exactly what's needed.

But there are also jobs where a compact rig can perform more efficiently, especially when access, available space, or site conditions begin to affect operations.

At TMG, we develop different geotechnical equipment configurations—from compact machines to larger capacity equipment—to meet different types of work, methods, and operating conditions.

In the end, it's not always about having the biggest machine.
It's about having the right platform for the right job.

Are you evaluating a project?

We can help you review which type of configuration best suits your operational needs [email protected]