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Derex 1340 Dual Rotary Drill
1340 Dual Rotary Drill
The Derex 1340 Dual Rotary is compact, powerful, and eliminates the stress of drilling through challenging ground conditions such as sand, gravel, cobbles, and boulders. When compared to conventional drilling methods, dual rotary drilling is by far the fastest, easiest, and most effective technique for drilling cased holes.
Our 1340 Dual Rotary drills are designed to fit your operation. Choose from our standard packages, or let us tailor them to your exact needs. With options like John Deere deck engines, air compressors, and mud pumps, we know drilling isn’t one-size-fits-all—and neither are we.
 
															40,000 LBS PULLDOWN
 
															20,000 LBS PULLBACK
 
															4’ Derrick slide for angles up to 45°
1340 Dual Rotary Standard Packages
1340-12 DR
The Derex 1340-12 Dual Rotary drilling rig is designed to be light-weight so anyone can drive it without requiring a CDL.
1340-12X DR
The 1340 Dual Rotary drill carried by the Acela Monterra 4X4 on a 12′ deck. The 1340-12X is both compact and off-road capable.
1340-14 DR
Enjoy the legendary performance and reliability of the 1340 drill on a 14′ deck, which allows room for onboard air.
1340-14X DR
The 1340 Dual Rotary drill carried by the Acela Monterra 6X6 on a 14′ deck. Designed to conquer tough terrain and deliver exceptional performance.
1340-16 DR
The Derex 1340-16 DR built on a 16′ deck with a 900cfm x 350psi air compressor, allowing you to drill faster and deeper.
Custom Builds
Check out our custom builds! At Derex, we take pride in building drilling rigs that are as unique as the people who run them. Every project starts with a conversation, understanding your ground conditions, your workflow, and your goals. From there, we tailor each rig to fit your exact needs.
Why you need the Derex 1340 Dual Rotary Drill
- Flexibility – Derex Dual Rotary Drilling Rigs can adapt to various drilling processes such as mud, reverse circulation, and flooded reverse circulation. With its exceptional flexibility, the DR allows you to explore new applications and venture into areas that were once deemed inaccessible. Dual rotary drilling ensures your confidence in successfully drilling the hole on the very first attempt!
- Straight Holes –Dual rotary drilling technology consistently delivers straight holes, which makes it ideal for water wells, geothermal and exploration drilling. A straight hole will reduce stress on the casing and casing welds, which minimizes the risk of breaking a weld. This also makes the installation of screens and pumps easy in water well applications.
- Speed – Dual rotary drilling is by far the fastest method of drilling and tripping available today. When compared to traditional drilling methods some companies have reported a 50% increase in production
- Casing Extraction –The powerful lower rotary drive is efficient at pulling back casing, which simplifies the process of exposing well screens or abandoning a well.
- Discharge Control – The cuttings are directed through a discharge swivel, which allows you to safely control the location of the dumping or monitoring.
- Noise Reduction – When compared to traditional drilling methods, dual rotary generates significantly less noise, allowing you to expand into areas sensitive to sound pollution.
- Greater depth capacity – Dual rotary drilling rigs can reach significant depths, making them suitable for various applications, including water wells, geothermal installations, and environmental drilling projects. Derex DR Drills have reached as deep as 1800 feet.
- Ease of Maintenance – The Derex DR rigs come with a hydraulic feed system that is directly linked, eliminating the need for maintenance of chains, sheaves, or sprockets. This unique feed system ensures there is no load on the mast crown, enabling a straightforward and lightweight mast design without compromising on pullback capability.
- Equip Conventional Tooling – Dual rotary drilling doesn’t require any different drilling tools. Equip your drill string with conventional DTH hammers, tricone bits or drag bits.
 
								 
								 
								 
								 
								 
								