WHAT IS VIBRACORE FOR SOIL CORE SAMPLING
The Key to the WINK Vibracore Drill is simple – the principle of vibration. The Vibracore drill head, is powered by a 6.5 h.p. Honda engine, generates 7,000 to 12,000 acoustic vibrations per minute and transfers them to the drill string. This action, aided by the weight of the equipment itself, mobilizes the particles coming into contact with the drill rods, instead of churning, hammering or pushing the sample like other drilling methods.
And because Vibracore works by vibration, not by rotation or percussion, there is no need for drilling fluids, which could contaminate the sample or hinder operations in remote or severe cold weather.
Compact, lightweight and simple to operate, the Wink Vibracorer is built with portable technology that reduces costs and makes soil sampling in remote areas more affordable. The result of this innovative design is a finely tuned machine capable of coring intervals of 1.5m (5 feet) in 60 seconds and penetrating a variety of unconsolidated materials to record depths. And most important, the Vibracorer is able to collect minimally disturbed, truly representative (in situ) core samples.