Integrated instruments
Integrated instruments acquire, display, analyze, and store drilling data at the wellsite. One touchscreen shows the parameters. The flyer names three display modes, full database retention, and a LAN to remote terminals.
Last reviewed 2026-10-27 (Asia/Shanghai)
The instrument is used for the acquisition, display, analysis, and storage of drilling data at the drilling site. A touchscreen centrally displays the parameters, so the driller operates through that screen.
The flyer does not print a kilowatt grid.
Performance
- A human-machine display built for the driller.
- Numerical, graphical, and instrument displays.
- Database storage, described as complete data retention.
- A local network that shares data between remote terminals at the wellsite and the drilling console.
The seats those screens sit in are specified on automated drilling control.
Questions buyers ask
- What do Hande integrated instruments do?
- They acquire, display, analyze, and store drilling data at the wellsite. The driller works through one touchscreen.
- How can parameters be shown?
- As numbers, as graphics, or as instrument faces, to the requirements named on the flyer.
- Where does this sit in the automated rig?
- Next to automated drilling control. The four-part picture is the automated drilling overview.